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... Reasons for the Support of the Christian Ministry , & c . * 4to . PP . 45. Is . 6d . Johnton . 1789 . WE E are here told ... reason , or revelation , this pro- cedure is to be defended , when perhaps two thirds of the clergy and their ...
... Reasons for the Support of the Christian Ministry , & c . * 4to . PP . 45. Is . 6d . Johnton . 1789 . WE E are here told ... reason , or revelation , this pro- cedure is to be defended , when perhaps two thirds of the clergy and their ...
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... reason to venerate the wifdom of their ancestors , who tranfmitted to their pofterity that fyftem of laws and policy , which flourishes at this hour , the glorious fabric of monarchy , united with the freedom of the fubject . Britain ...
... reason to venerate the wifdom of their ancestors , who tranfmitted to their pofterity that fyftem of laws and policy , which flourishes at this hour , the glorious fabric of monarchy , united with the freedom of the fubject . Britain ...
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... reason , let it be employed on all its doctrines . That I am to reason fo far , and then renounce reafon for my guide , is a pofition that no re- flecting mind will admit . " Art . 53. On Education : preached before a Society of ...
... reason , let it be employed on all its doctrines . That I am to reason fo far , and then renounce reafon for my guide , is a pofition that no re- flecting mind will admit . " Art . 53. On Education : preached before a Society of ...
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