A vindication of the religious opinions of the higher classes in this country: in letters to W. Wilberforce upon his Practical view of the prevailing religious system of the same. By one of the arraigned [signing himself Objector]. |
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Side 34
... assert that we deny it , and not only deny , but ridicule the idea . But are you sure that you have understood aright what it is we have exploded ? What leads you to suppose the existence of such a being exploded ? I can think of ...
... assert that we deny it , and not only deny , but ridicule the idea . But are you sure that you have understood aright what it is we have exploded ? What leads you to suppose the existence of such a being exploded ? I can think of ...
Side 35
... asserted in Scripture , but the fantasies and grossly - absurd representations of the ignorantly or knavishly superstitious , regarding the literal existence , in propriá personâ , of a monster similar to the satyr of mythology ...
... asserted in Scripture , but the fantasies and grossly - absurd representations of the ignorantly or knavishly superstitious , regarding the literal existence , in propriá personâ , of a monster similar to the satyr of mythology ...
Side 36
... asserted , that they have seen him , been tempted by him in person , and would have sunk under such tempta- tion , but for having discovered their spiritual enemy by a cloven foot , a tail , a horn , or some other corporeal attribute ...
... asserted , that they have seen him , been tempted by him in person , and would have sunk under such tempta- tion , but for having discovered their spiritual enemy by a cloven foot , a tail , a horn , or some other corporeal attribute ...
Side 38
... assertion . Inconsiderateness cer- tainly may and does produce insensibility ; but peculiar notions upon original sin , be they what they may , our state of habitual disobedience being admitted , need not , nor have , that I can see ...
... assertion . Inconsiderateness cer- tainly may and does produce insensibility ; but peculiar notions upon original sin , be they what they may , our state of habitual disobedience being admitted , need not , nor have , that I can see ...
Side 47
... assertion for assertion ; here , at least , I have no fears . You then revert again to your charge of igno- 1 Vide index , p . 55. Some apology may for descending to notice Mr. W.'s index . vading tone of imputation he has adopted . be ...
... assertion for assertion ; here , at least , I have no fears . You then revert again to your charge of igno- 1 Vide index , p . 55. Some apology may for descending to notice Mr. W.'s index . vading tone of imputation he has adopted . be ...
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