Lectures on civil and religious liberty: with reflections on the constitutions of France and England; and on the violent writers, who have distinguished themselves in the controversy about their comparative goodness; and particularly on Mr. Burke and Mr. Paine. To which are added, two sermons, on the “Influence of religion on the death of good men”author; sold, 1792 - Всего страниц: 420 |
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... laws ; and to be members of the fame community . The force of the Theocracy was ftill to be exerted , in rewarding and in punishing , whether the collective body , or particular perfons , as those inftitutions were revered , or violated ...
... laws ; and to be members of the fame community . The force of the Theocracy was ftill to be exerted , in rewarding and in punishing , whether the collective body , or particular perfons , as those inftitutions were revered , or violated ...
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... law , they could have nothing to object . Against the practice of its duties , their appetites and paffions would indeed have many objections , as a rulé infinitely too severe and inflexible for weak and fallible mortals ; as laying ...
... law , they could have nothing to object . Against the practice of its duties , their appetites and paffions would indeed have many objections , as a rulé infinitely too severe and inflexible for weak and fallible mortals ; as laying ...
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... Law- giver of the Jews made the best provifion , both for the con- tinuance , and for the purity of their religious institutions . He appointed them to be written , and the original book after many copies of it had been taken , to be ...
... Law- giver of the Jews made the best provifion , both for the con- tinuance , and for the purity of their religious institutions . He appointed them to be written , and the original book after many copies of it had been taken , to be ...
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... law . The King , finding that his abfolute power was confirmed by the fanction of religion , would very naturally conclude , that every exercise of it was warranted by the fame authority . From believing that his fubjects were made for ...
... law . The King , finding that his abfolute power was confirmed by the fanction of religion , would very naturally conclude , that every exercise of it was warranted by the fame authority . From believing that his fubjects were made for ...
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... laws required compliance with every demand , however " irregular , which the Prince fhould make on his fub- " jects + . " WHAT were honeft men to do in thefe circumftances ? Stand by unconcerned , while fophiftry , and abfurd religion ...
... laws required compliance with every demand , however " irregular , which the Prince fhould make on his fub- " jects + . " WHAT were honeft men to do in thefe circumftances ? Stand by unconcerned , while fophiftry , and abfurd religion ...
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