Reflections upon learning : wherein is shewn the insufficiency thereof, in its several particulars ; in order to evince the usefulness and necessity of revelation (1727)
Baker, Thomas, 1656-1740 · London : Printed for James and John Knapton, and Richard Wilkin · leaf 104
es, by fhewing Men their Duty in par-ticular Cafes. To upon Learning. 87 To fpeak the whole Matter in oneWord ; a good Confcicnce and an uprightMan will fee his Duty with only a mo-derate Share of Caiuiftical Skill, but intoa perverfe Heart, this fort of Wifdom en-ters not : It is uiually fome Luft… … G + CHAP. 88 Reflections .% ±^.%.% ^t- ^% ■%%% t%%%%% ^%% ^% ^ CHAR VIL O/^Natural PhilosophYc PHYSICAL Knowledge, takingin the whole Compafs of Nature,,is too vaft a Subjed to be compre-hended by Humane Mind ; it is an un-exhauftible Mine, wherein we always dig,and yet never come at the Bottom :…
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