A Treatise on the Conduct of the UnderstandingTimothly Bedlington, 1828 - 132 من الصفحات |
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... Atheism .. ..64 Superstition . ..68 Travel ..70 Empire . .73 Counsel ..79 Delays . ...... 80 Cunning . ..87 Wisdom for a Man's Self . .92 Innovations .94 Despatch .96 Seeming Wise .. .98 Friendship . 100 Expense . .110 The true ...
... Atheism .. ..64 Superstition . ..68 Travel ..70 Empire . .73 Counsel ..79 Delays . ...... 80 Cunning . ..87 Wisdom for a Man's Self . .92 Innovations .94 Despatch .96 Seeming Wise .. .98 Friendship . 100 Expense . .110 The true ...
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... atheist than he was : for as the temporal sword is to be drawn with great circumspection in cases of religion , so it is a thing monstrous to put into the hands of the common people ; let that be left unto the anabaptists , and other ...
... atheist than he was : for as the temporal sword is to be drawn with great circumspection in cases of religion , so it is a thing monstrous to put into the hands of the common people ; let that be left unto the anabaptists , and other ...
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... atheism did never perturb states : for it makes men wary of themselves , as looking no farther , and we see the times inclined to atheism ( as the time of Augustus Cæsar ) were civil times : but su- perstition hath been the confusion of ...
... atheism did never perturb states : for it makes men wary of themselves , as looking no farther , and we see the times inclined to atheism ( as the time of Augustus Cæsar ) were civil times : but su- perstition hath been the confusion of ...
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