Category: Philosophy & Ethics
Introductory: proposed mode of treating the subject 1-4 1.--Knowledge of God needful 4 ,, ,, ,, cannot be obtained by direct perception of 5 God ,, ,, ,, cannot be obtained, to a sufficient extent, 6 by exercise of natural faculties ,, ,, ,, cannot be obtained by any implanted...
Not only, however, _must_ our knowledge, derived from revelation, be, in some degree, limited; but it is not difficult to see, why _it would be probably kept even within the ran...
1. Chapter 1Introductory: proposed mode of treating the subject 1-4 1.--Knowledge of God needful 4 ,, ,, ,, cannot be obtained by direct perception of 5 God ,, ,, ,, cannot be obtained, to...
3. Chapter 33. We now proceed to an examination of the conditions under which _a revelation may be recorded_, _or otherwise made known by the person who has received it_. Here we see at onc...
4. Chapter 4It may, however, be argued, that, although such evidence, as has been indicated, might well convince those who had time and ability to institute a searching examination, the cas...