Pamphlets, Religious: Miscellaneous, Volumen151775 |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 39
Página 336
... immediate , invariable antecedence does not , in many cases , give us the idea of a cause . There are innumerable instances of immediate invariable antecedence , in which we never think of ascribing causation to the an- tecedents . From ...
... immediate , invariable antecedence does not , in many cases , give us the idea of a cause . There are innumerable instances of immediate invariable antecedence , in which we never think of ascribing causation to the an- tecedents . From ...
Página 337
... immediate , invariable antecedence , might be the cause of the rising of the sun ; and the chirping of a spar- row , of the revolution of the planets . 7. Again , upon this theory , all reasoning from the nature of an effect to the ...
... immediate , invariable antecedence , might be the cause of the rising of the sun ; and the chirping of a spar- row , of the revolution of the planets . 7. Again , upon this theory , all reasoning from the nature of an effect to the ...
Página 338
... immediate and invaria- ble antecedence , it seems that all idea of contact , contiguity in place , or the immediate presence of the antecedent with the consequent , is excluded . Connexion in time , seems to be the only thing neccessary ...
... immediate and invaria- ble antecedence , it seems that all idea of contact , contiguity in place , or the immediate presence of the antecedent with the consequent , is excluded . Connexion in time , seems to be the only thing neccessary ...
Términos y frases comunes
admit American Education Society angels antecedence apostle appears argument ascribed asserted authority believe Bible boys called cause Cerinthus character Christ Christian church circumstances common connexion considered consistorium Creator Crellius Deity derived distinct doctrine Druses earth effect Erasmus essence eternal exercise existence expressions fact Father Faustus Socinus feelings gospel Greek heavens Hebrew Hebrew language Holy honor human hypothesis idea important infinite institution instruction intellectual interpretation Irenæus Jehovah Jesus Jews John language latter learned Lord means ment mind minister moral Moses nations necessary object Old Testament opinion origin passages perfect person piety Polon principles prophets Racovian Catechism reason reference regard relation religion religious remark render respect sacred sacrifices Sanhedrin schools Scriptures sense Shiahs Socinians Socinus Son of God species spirit supposed supposition teachers Testament Theocracy Theol theological theory things thou tion truth universe verse whole words worship