The Antiquity and Genuineness of the Gospels: Being a Hand-book of the Confirmatory Arguments in Support Thereof, with Some Prefatory Remarks on the Remote Sources of Modern UnbeliefW. H. Allen & Company, 1884 - 106 pages |
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... nature itself , and a certain independent cause which has been brought , and is increasingly being brought , to bear upon it , and to which it had not been subjected , at least to the same degree , heretofore . That cause , I think , is ...
... nature itself , and a certain independent cause which has been brought , and is increasingly being brought , to bear upon it , and to which it had not been subjected , at least to the same degree , heretofore . That cause , I think , is ...
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... nature working disbelief in us by that which is good , that the weakness of that nature by the diffusion of light might appear exceeding weak . " This , then , is our assigned cause - it is not the diffusion of knowledge by itself- it ...
... nature working disbelief in us by that which is good , that the weakness of that nature by the diffusion of light might appear exceeding weak . " This , then , is our assigned cause - it is not the diffusion of knowledge by itself- it ...
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... natural indolence or thoughtlessness of most people leads them to ascribe that of which they see no immediate cause to their final cause - whatever it may be the true or a false God - chance - or whatever else . The same indolence leads ...
... natural indolence or thoughtlessness of most people leads them to ascribe that of which they see no immediate cause to their final cause - whatever it may be the true or a false God - chance - or whatever else . The same indolence leads ...
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... nature of the case , hostile to the reception of a miracle , however true . But it is not the only infirmity of our nature which makes the progress of knowledge ( in which in itself there is nothing inconsistent with this faith ) ...
... nature of the case , hostile to the reception of a miracle , however true . But it is not the only infirmity of our nature which makes the progress of knowledge ( in which in itself there is nothing inconsistent with this faith ) ...
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... natural reaction in consequence of having been previously cheated makes it even less inclined to consider such distinctions . Objection ( 1 ) : But the operation of these causes is such as from its nature can only affect those who ...
... natural reaction in consequence of having been previously cheated makes it even less inclined to consider such distinctions . Objection ( 1 ) : But the operation of these causes is such as from its nature can only affect those who ...
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