 | Moses Stuart - 1819 - 170 oldal
...Bible. In addition to the remarks now made on its infinite connexions, we may observe, that its style no where affects the precision of science, or the accuracy of definition. Its language is singularly glowing, bold and figurative, demanding more frequent departures from the... | |
 | Moses Stuart - 1825 - 188 oldal
...Bible. In addition to the remarks now made on its infinite connexions, we may observe, that its style no where affects the precision of science, or the accuracy of definition. Its language is singularly glowing, bold and figurative, demanding more frequent departures from the... | |
 | William Ellery Channing - 1830 - 38 oldal
...Bible. In addition to the remarks now made on its infinite connexions, we may observe, that its style no where affects the precision of science, or the accuracy of definition. Its language is singularly glowing, bold and figurative, demanding more frequent departures from the... | |
 | 1833 - 574 oldal
...is composed cannot be submitted to present observations.' Compare with this the following. ' Ques. Is belief the best means of proving the truth of a revealed system of religion ? Ans. It is certain that all religions whatsoever are propped on belief. It is equally certain... | |
 | 1842 - 1124 oldal
...the term of this life, has with God or his Creator, consists in respect and obedience to His laws. Known truth derived from observation and experience...means of proving the truth of a revealed system of religion ? It is certain that all religions whatsoever are propped upon belief. It is equally certain... | |
 | Moses Stuart - 1846 - 394 oldal
...Bible. In addition to the remarks now made on its infinite connections, we rnay observe, that its style no where affects the precision of science, or the accuracy of definition. Its language is singularly glowing, bold, and figurative, demanding more frequent departures from the... | |
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... restrain and modify its language by the known truths, which observation and experience furnish on these topics. " We profess not to know a book which demands a more frequent exercise of reason than the Bible. In addition to the remarks now made on... 