Debates in TheologyFreethought Publishing Company, 1878 - 297 strán (strany) |
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... infinite mercy , when his mercy is limited in this instance at least ? Dr. B. God's infinite attributes are finitely applied to finite creatures . I. Is that infinite which is limited ? Dr. B. It is infinite in itself , finite in action ...
... infinite mercy , when his mercy is limited in this instance at least ? Dr. B. God's infinite attributes are finitely applied to finite creatures . I. Is that infinite which is limited ? Dr. B. It is infinite in itself , finite in action ...
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... infinite wisdom , or the infinite , the eternal existence of God . It cannot demonstrate infinity of sub- stance , for to reason from finite effects as illustrations , analogy only takes you back by steps each time a little way , and to ...
... infinite wisdom , or the infinite , the eternal existence of God . It cannot demonstrate infinity of sub- stance , for to reason from finite effects as illustrations , analogy only takes you back by steps each time a little way , and to ...
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... infinite - and he cannot make another infinite . If that is a fair argument , it destroys the doctrine of creation altogether . If God cannot create another infinite , neither can he add to his own infinity . To add a finite universe to ...
... infinite - and he cannot make another infinite . If that is a fair argument , it destroys the doctrine of creation altogether . If God cannot create another infinite , neither can he add to his own infinity . To add a finite universe to ...
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