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 178
o havebeen to fliow the clofe Con-nection between Herefy andInfidelity^ as each proceedsupon the fame Common Prin-ciples: Among thefe themain and Fundamental Prin^ciple is this, That all DoHrines and Propojttionsrvhatfoever^ J^vealed^ as well at IJnrevealed areto be judged of and determined by the… … 70 The grand Trinciple hend, and account for what we are requiredto believe. Now this Trinciph is partly True, nor fliouldwe make any Exception to the general Pofition,were it not mifapplied and diverted from its ge-nuin Courfe; as if the ObjeB of our Faith muftbe the SubjeB of our E^iowledge as…
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