Of the Light of Nature: A DiscourseT. Constable, 1857 - 298 pages |
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Page xxiii
... easily . With the exception of the Latin and the Greek , which , generally speaking , are accurately printed , little attention appears to have been paid to the correction of the press . Sentences and paragraphs are often divided from ...
... easily . With the exception of the Latin and the Greek , which , generally speaking , are accurately printed , little attention appears to have been paid to the correction of the press . Sentences and paragraphs are often divided from ...
Page xxv
... easily perceive , as himself would often affirm , that he abhorred the very thought of advancing the power of Nature into the throne of free grace , or by the light of nature [ reason ] in the least measure to eclipse that of faith ...
... easily perceive , as himself would often affirm , that he abhorred the very thought of advancing the power of Nature into the throne of free grace , or by the light of nature [ reason ] in the least measure to eclipse that of faith ...
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... easily perceive , as himself would often affirm , that he abhorred the very thought of advancing the power of Nature into the throne of free grace , or by the light of Nature in the least measure to eclipse that of faith . I would not ...
... easily perceive , as himself would often affirm , that he abhorred the very thought of advancing the power of Nature into the throne of free grace , or by the light of Nature in the least measure to eclipse that of faith . I would not ...
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... easily defended the Protestant religion than their own . Besides , the vigour and triumph of reason is prin- cipally to be seen in those first - born beams , those pure and unspotted irradiations , that shine from it ; I mean those ...
... easily defended the Protestant religion than their own . Besides , the vigour and triumph of reason is prin- cipally to be seen in those first - born beams , those pure and unspotted irradiations , that shine from it ; I mean those ...
Page 32
... . The soul cannot so easily see its own face , nor so fully explain its own nature . We need some scholiast or interpreter to 1 Lumen naturale . comment upon our own beings , and to acquaint us 32 OF THE LIGHT OF NATURE .
... . The soul cannot so easily see its own face , nor so fully explain its own nature . We need some scholiast or interpreter to 1 Lumen naturale . comment upon our own beings , and to acquaint us 32 OF THE LIGHT OF NATURE .
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agens amongst angels Apostle Aristotle Arminianism Averroes beams beauty behold body bright calls candle certainty Christian command common notions connate Culverwel deity delight Discourse Divine doth edition Epictetus epicure essence esteemed eternal law fain faith fountain Gentiles glory grace happiness hath heathen heaven Hierocles honour intellectus agens Jews Jus naturale knowledge lamp law of nature learned Light of Nature LIGHT OF REASON look Lord Lumen manner mean mind moral moralist nature's law needs never noble object Pelagians perfection philosopher Plato pleasure Plutarch present principles printed Pyrrho Pythagoras quæ quod rational religion revealed schoolmen sect sense Sextus Empiricus shine soul sparks speaks spirit style sure tell things THOMAS CONSTABLE thou tion truth understanding unto virtue whereas words γὰρ ἐν καὶ Νόμος γραπτός νοῦς Οἱ οὐ οὐκ Τὰ τῆς Τὸ τὸν τοῦ τοῦ Θεοῦ τῶν