The Works of Thomas Chalmers: Complete in One VolumeTowar, J. & D. M. Hogan, 1830 - 469 páginas |
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... theology . Could what they should be , take the precedency we only dismiss these fancies , sit down like of his revelation of what they are . We do a school - boy to his task , and look upon the him the same injustice that we do to an ...
... theology . Could what they should be , take the precedency we only dismiss these fancies , sit down like of his revelation of what they are . We do a school - boy to his task , and look upon the him the same injustice that we do to an ...
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... theology which they over , and be suspended , till we have settled could have any respect for : nothing which - what ? the reasonableness of its doctrines . they could confront , or bring into compe- We must bring the theology of God's ...
... theology which they over , and be suspended , till we have settled could have any respect for : nothing which - what ? the reasonableness of its doctrines . they could confront , or bring into compe- We must bring the theology of God's ...
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... theology . It is the part of reason to form its conclusions , when it has data and evidences before it . But it is equally the part of reason to abstain from its conclusions , when these evidences are wanting . Reason can judge of the ...
... theology . It is the part of reason to form its conclusions , when it has data and evidences before it . But it is equally the part of reason to abstain from its conclusions , when these evidences are wanting . Reason can judge of the ...
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... theology of Christ and of his apos- tles . That theology which struts in fancied demonstration from a professor's chair , formed no part of it . They listened as if they had all to learn : we listen as if it was our office to judge ...
... theology of Christ and of his apos- tles . That theology which struts in fancied demonstration from a professor's chair , formed no part of it . They listened as if they had all to learn : we listen as if it was our office to judge ...
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... theologians must vanish , and give place to abstaining to pronounce upon any subject , the substance of this communication . In- where evidence and experiment were want- stead of theorising upon the nature and ing . Let us suppose that ...
... theologians must vanish , and give place to abstaining to pronounce upon any subject , the substance of this communication . In- where evidence and experiment were want- stead of theorising upon the nature and ing . Let us suppose that ...
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The Works of Thomas Chalmers: Complete in One Volume - Primary Source Edition Thomas Chalmers Sin vista previa disponible - 2014 |
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