The Christian faith asserted against Deists, Arians, and Socinians : in eight sermons preach'd at the Lady Moyer's lecture in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, 1728, 1729, and since greatly enlarged : to which is prefix'd, a large preface concerning the light and the law of nature, and the expediency and necessity of revelation (1732)
Felton, Henry, 1679-1740 · Oxford : Printed at the Theatre, and are to be sold by C. Rivington, London · leaf 110
HERE are two Differentforts of People, who feemat a mighty Diftance fromeach other, and yet approachvery near in the Conclufionand Confequence of theirDodtrines: Thefe are theMeifl^ and the Deift: The Jtheifi^ that Fool^who hath/aid in his Hearty there is no GOD-, andthe Detji, that vain… … 4 Pfal.XIV. I. LIII. I. A He X T>eifts Creed He that pretends to believe no God, and Hethat forms a God by his own Imagination arefound in the Conclufion to beheve ahke as tothe Relation, they bear to Him, and the Ac-count, they muft give of their Actions. Andwhen the Detfls Creed is examined,…
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