Religion for InfidelsHolborn Publishing Company, 1961 - Всего страниц: 294 |
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... tion ) . It is clear from Hume's Dialogues Concerning Religion ( 1751 ) , that he , too , came to the conclusion that the very words ' First Cause ' involve a contradiction . In fact , he goes to great pains to show that the notion that ...
... tion ) . It is clear from Hume's Dialogues Concerning Religion ( 1751 ) , that he , too , came to the conclusion that the very words ' First Cause ' involve a contradiction . In fact , he goes to great pains to show that the notion that ...
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... tion , and in an almighty , all - knowing God , whose anger over the sins of his own creatures could be appeased by the death after prolonged torture of his beloved and only - begotten son ? If they did not adversely affect his conduct ...
... tion , and in an almighty , all - knowing God , whose anger over the sins of his own creatures could be appeased by the death after prolonged torture of his beloved and only - begotten son ? If they did not adversely affect his conduct ...
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... tion of the body or blood - cells , a sort of frenzied deviation from a norm of behaviour , we can at once appreciate that their language is no more than factual and not even picturesque . Yet , when Dr. Nolan Lewis declared cancer to ...
... tion of the body or blood - cells , a sort of frenzied deviation from a norm of behaviour , we can at once appreciate that their language is no more than factual and not even picturesque . Yet , when Dr. Nolan Lewis declared cancer to ...
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Chapter Page | 7 |
PART I | 13 |
THE MEANING OF RELIGION | 27 |
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