...of the Deity : and this, in the first place, from considerations independent of written Revolution; and in the second place, from the Revelation of the...inferences most necessary for, and useful to, mankind.' Upon the whole, Mr. Burnett appears to have been endowed with a just, and, in many respects, an amiable...

...sound and excellent judgment, which directed that the attributes of the Deity should be treated of, " in the first place, from considerations independent...; and in the second place, from the Revelation of Jesus Christ." Natural reason conducts us to the doors of the temple; but he, who would penetrate farther,...

...and excellent jndftmcnt which directed that the attribute* of the Deity should be treated of, in tb* first place, from considerations independent of written...Revelation; and in the second place, from the Revelation of Jesus Christ. Natural reason conducts us to the doors of the temple; but he, who would penetrate farther,...

...directed that the attribute* of the Deity should be treated of, in the first place, from consideration» independent of written Revelation; and in the second place, from the Revelation of Jesus Christ. Natural reason conducts us to the doors of the temple ; bat he, who would penetrate farther,...

...elation ; und, -in the second place, from the rcrtlatitn of the Ijnd. Jems ; and, from the tr/io/.", to point out the inferences most necessary for, and useful to mankind.'' The Professors of the University of Aberdeen, and the Ministers of the •stalilishcd Church there,...

...pounds was adjudged. viate Difficulties regarding the Wisdom and the Goodness of the Deity; and this, in the first place, from Considerations independent...Inferences most necessary for, and useful to Mankind." The Ministers of the established Church, and the Principals and Professors of King's and Marischal...

...and, particularly, to obviate difficulties regarding the wisdom and goodness of the Deity ; and this, in the first place, from considerations independent...written revelation : and, in the second place, from revelation ; and, from the whole, to point out the inferences most necessary for and useful to mankind."...

...evidence that there is a Being all-powerful, wise, ' and good, by whom everything exists ; and this, in ' the first place, from considerations independent...place, from < the revelation of the Lord Jesus ; and to point out ' the inferences most necessary for, and most useful ' to, mankind.' By the deed of settlement,...

...evidence that there is a Being all-powerful, wise, ' and good, by whom everything exists ; and this, in ' the first place, from considerations independent...place, from ' the revelation of the Lord Jesus ; and to point out ' the inferences most necessary for, and most useful ' to, mankind.' By the deed of settlement,...

...several newspapers, announcing that a gentleman, deceased, had appointed by his will, that a premium of £1200 should be paid for the best treatise, and £400...an unsuccessful one. He concluded, nevertheless, on publishing a book which had cost him so much laborious thought ; and, after submitting his manuscript...