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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... must be attributed to our intelligent Creator as the true caufe of it , thereby intending thofe very ends , the perfection and happiness of our nature , which it is naturally apt to ferve * Vol . I. • . A 3 + Vol . I. Serm . 3 . + I ...
... must be attributed to our intelligent Creator as the true caufe of it , thereby intending thofe very ends , the perfection and happiness of our nature , which it is naturally apt to ferve * Vol . I. • . A 3 + Vol . I. Serm . 3 . + I ...
Pagina 6
... must then , I think , be allowed a juft confequence , that it is the will of God man fhould practife virtue and ab- ftain from vice , or that he approves the one , and difapproves the other . Is it poffible to conceive that he should ...
... must then , I think , be allowed a juft confequence , that it is the will of God man fhould practife virtue and ab- ftain from vice , or that he approves the one , and difapproves the other . Is it poffible to conceive that he should ...
Pagina 12
... must be acknowledged he has not fuch fenfible per- ceptions , nor pleasure and pain from them , as we have by the external fenfes , which are , equally with the moral fenfe , to be attributed to his appointment . But between these two ...
... must be acknowledged he has not fuch fenfible per- ceptions , nor pleasure and pain from them , as we have by the external fenfes , which are , equally with the moral fenfe , to be attributed to his appointment . But between these two ...
Pagina 14
... must not be attributed to him ; for there is and neceffarily must be an imper- fection in the effect which is not in the volun- tary , defigning cause . Yet this must be al- low'd as a true principle , that whatever real perfection ( i ...
... must not be attributed to him ; for there is and neceffarily must be an imper- fection in the effect which is not in the volun- tary , defigning cause . Yet this must be al- low'd as a true principle , that whatever real perfection ( i ...
Pagina 17
... must form an idea , abstract- ing from all kinds of fubjection or indigence as much as poffible ; but remembring , on the VOL . II . a B 160 con- SERM . contrary , the abfolute fupremacy of his do- in what Senje it is to be attributed ...
... must form an idea , abstract- ing from all kinds of fubjection or indigence as much as poffible ; but remembring , on the VOL . II . a B 160 con- SERM . contrary , the abfolute fupremacy of his do- in what Senje it is to be attributed ...
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