...reluctant fcepticifm into the minds of the moft feriaos and belt- ¡mentioned. Some difficulties ftill remain; and it would be a miracle greater than any we are inüruöed to believe, if there remained none ; if a being with but five fcamy inlets of knowledge,...

...purftiits of wealth, or honour, or any temporal concern ; much lefs by notions taken up without attention, arguments admitted without examination, or prejudices...ridicule, or impious jeftings of fenfual and immoral men. It is from the influence of fuch prejudices that I would guard that part of the rifing generation which...

...purfuits of wealth, or honour, or any temporal concern ; much lefs by notions taken up without attention arguments admitted without examination, or prejudices...and it would be a miracle, greater than any we are inftrudled to believe, if there remained none. If a being with but five fcanty inlets of knowledge,...

...pursuits of wealth, or honour, or any temporal concern; much less by notions taken up without attention, arguments admitted without examination, or prejudices...early youth, from the profane ridicule, or impious jestings of sensual and immoral men.—Some difficulties will undoubtedly remain, and it would be a...

...pursuits of wealth, or honour, or any temporal concern ; much less by notions taken up without attention, arguments admitted without examination, or prejudices...early youth, from the profane ridicule, or impious jestingi of stntual and immoral men. - - Some difficulties will undoubtedly remain, and it would be...

...purfuits of wealth, or honor, or any temporal concern ; much lefs by notions taken up without attention, arguments admitted without examination, or prejudices imbibed in early youth, from the prophane ridicule, or impious jeftings of fenfual or immoral men."' Nor is it fufficient, in an affair...

...purfuits of wealth or honour, or any temporal concern} much left by notions taken up without attention, arguments admitted •without examination, or prejudices...ridicule, or impious jeftings of fenfual and immoral men*. It is cuftomary wich you Gentlemen, who reject the Scriptures, to confider every believer of them as...

...pursuits of wealth, or honour, or any temporal concern ; much less by notions taken up without attention, arguments admitted without examination, or prejudices...early youth, from the profane ridicule, or impious jestings of seniual and immoral men. - - Some difficulties will undoubtedly remain, and it would be...

...examination, or prejudices imbibed in early youth, from the profane ridicule, or impious jcsiings of sensual and immoral men. — Some difficulties will undoubtedly...and it would be a miracle, greater than any we are instructed to believe, if there remained none. If a being with but five scanty inlrts of knowledge,...

...pursuits of wealth, or honour, or any temporal concern; much less by notions taken up without attention, or prejudices imbibed in early youth from the profane ridicule, or impious jestings of sensual and immoral men.. : It is customary with you who reject the Scriptures, to consider...