A Discourse Concerning the Being and Attributes of God: The Obligations of Natural Religion, and the Truth and Certainty of the Christian Revelation ...

J. & J. Knapton, 1732 - 504 pagina's

fophers in that Matter did not at all favour	3

That Something has existed from Eternity	8

That That Immutable and Indepen	15

THE Introduction	29

That the Material World cannot poffibly be	36

What the Subftance or Effence of that	38

That the SelfExiftent Being muft	44

That the SelfExiftent and Original	50

23	206

The Law of Nature eternal univerfal and	213

Punishments	220

The manifold Abfurdities of Mr Hobbss Doc	226

24	241

That because thefe Rewards and	253

Why the Wiſdom of God is not fo clearly	263

Mr Tolands pernicious Opinion of Motion	267

That the SelfExiftent Being the	73

That the Selfexistent and Original Caufe	90

That the Supreme Cauſe and Author	109

The Form of the World not Neceffary	113

22	129

pag	147

The firft Sort of Deifts And of Providence	159

The third Sort of Deifts	165

and neceffary Difference of Things	179

Of Righteoufness or the Duty of Men one	201

The natural credibility of the Souls being	269

deducible from right Reafon Yet fuch is the prefent	275

Wherefore Men have great need to be Taught	280

But yet none of theſe Men were ever able to	286

Particularly they were ignorant in what Man	292

And thoſe things which they were certain	299

That there was plainly wanting	306

That there is no other Religion now	320

That the Motives by which the Chrif	329

Proved by particular Instances to ibid	336

Titel	A Discourse Concerning the Being and Attributes of God: The Obligations of Natural Religion, and the Truth and Certainty of the Christian Revelation ...
Auteur	Samuel Clarke
Editie	8
Uitgever	J. & J. Knapton, 1732
Oorspronkelijk uit	Princeton University
Gedigitaliseerd	25 feb 2011
Lengte	504 pagina's

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