The Republican, 1. ciltRichard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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Sayfa 119
... shew prudence in their anger ; they very properly leave the question of religious doubt to be settled between the Creator , and the honour- able and right honourable sceptics , but the sceptics among the lower orders , now the pious and ...
... shew prudence in their anger ; they very properly leave the question of religious doubt to be settled between the Creator , and the honour- able and right honourable sceptics , but the sceptics among the lower orders , now the pious and ...
Sayfa 126
... shew the absurdity of believing that God should have chosen a reprobate , or " a Devil , " for the purpose of being by him betrayed , and that it is no less absurd to believe it possible that God , or a part of him , could suffer death ...
... shew the absurdity of believing that God should have chosen a reprobate , or " a Devil , " for the purpose of being by him betrayed , and that it is no less absurd to believe it possible that God , or a part of him , could suffer death ...
Sayfa 195
... shew your Lordships that Christianity could not be defined , and this I stated my intention was to have done ou the trial , by examining the leaders of the different Christian sectaries , each of whom your Lordships are well aware would ...
... shew your Lordships that Christianity could not be defined , and this I stated my intention was to have done ou the trial , by examining the leaders of the different Christian sectaries , each of whom your Lordships are well aware would ...
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