The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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Page 85
... prove that Chrift was acknow- leged to be of the fame nature with God , he produces the fact ( Acts , viii . 36 ... proving too much for if the appella- tion given to Chrift , of the Son of God , proves him to be of the fame nature and ...
... prove that Chrift was acknow- leged to be of the fame nature with God , he produces the fact ( Acts , viii . 36 ... proving too much for if the appella- tion given to Chrift , of the Son of God , proves him to be of the fame nature and ...
Page 173
... prove that man is endowed with moral liberty , are chiefly three . I. We have a natural conviction or belief , that , in many cafes , we act freely . 2. We are accountable Beings . 3. We are able to profecute an end by a long series of ...
... prove that man is endowed with moral liberty , are chiefly three . I. We have a natural conviction or belief , that , in many cafes , we act freely . 2. We are accountable Beings . 3. We are able to profecute an end by a long series of ...
Page 538
... prove the falfehood of this ftory , which feems to have been borrowed from an old romance ; and to fhew that no perfonal animofity , but merely a political enmity , fubfifted between them . See alfo , p . 380 of this vol . of the M. R. ...
... prove the falfehood of this ftory , which feems to have been borrowed from an old romance ; and to fhew that no perfonal animofity , but merely a political enmity , fubfifted between them . See alfo , p . 380 of this vol . of the M. R. ...
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