Discourses Concerning the Being and Natural Perfections of God: In which that First Principle of Religion, the Existence of the Deity, is Prov'd, ... By John Abernethy, M.A.Dublin, printed: London, re-printed for H. Whitridge, 1743 |
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Pagina 52
... same in kind , tho ' dif- ferent in the degree of its perfection . If a defigning cause actually produces thofe effects , which in their nature and tendency are bene- ficial to other beings , and we see no reason to think that he acts ...
... same in kind , tho ' dif- ferent in the degree of its perfection . If a defigning cause actually produces thofe effects , which in their nature and tendency are bene- ficial to other beings , and we see no reason to think that he acts ...
Pagina 91
... same manner , when ( which upon a careful obfervation will appear to have been generally the cafe in fact ) they followed a long course of obftinate and irreclaimable iniquity . But these interpofi- tions are extraordinary , and ...
... same manner , when ( which upon a careful obfervation will appear to have been generally the cafe in fact ) they followed a long course of obftinate and irreclaimable iniquity . But these interpofi- tions are extraordinary , and ...
Pagina 135
... same time that he has an in- dignation against their crimes ; and pardon- ing mercy , of which there could have been no notion in a state of innocence , appears now one of the most amiable glories of the Deity . It may be justly said ...
... same time that he has an in- dignation against their crimes ; and pardon- ing mercy , of which there could have been no notion in a state of innocence , appears now one of the most amiable glories of the Deity . It may be justly said ...
Pagina 186
... same benevolent difpofition , which is manifefted in those which we call acts of clemency and mercy . This I take to be a true notion of the di vine juftice , fetting it in the most amiable light , and representing him as what he truly ...
... same benevolent difpofition , which is manifefted in those which we call acts of clemency and mercy . This I take to be a true notion of the di vine juftice , fetting it in the most amiable light , and representing him as what he truly ...
Pagina 223
... same thing , we are not to imagine there are contradic- tions in the notion of a Deity , which we are notwithstanding to admit , or our inquiries into them must be filenced , under the pre- tence of his being incomprehenfible . For a ...
... same thing , we are not to imagine there are contradic- tions in the notion of a Deity , which we are notwithstanding to admit , or our inquiries into them must be filenced , under the pre- tence of his being incomprehenfible . For a ...
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