Afterlife, reincarnation, and near-death experiences

Some thoughts upon the grounds of man's expectation of a future state, from the principles of reason

drawn up for the use of a gentleman who doubted whether there really was any thing, we have either to fear, or to hope for beyond this present life : an epistle from a gentleman to his friend : to which are added, two short chapters concerning the usefulness or advantage of a farther revelation, and an introduction, shewing, the apparent influence which the belief of an afterstate has, upon the human temper and actions

by Caleb Fleming

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18th century
Language: English

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
drawn up for the use of a gentleman who doubted whether there really was any thing, we have either to fear, or to hope for beyond this present life : an epistle from a gentleman to his friend : to which are added, two short chapters concerning the usefulness or advantage of a farther revelation, and an introduction, shewing, the apparent influence which the belief of an afterstate has, upon the human temper and actions Open Library record	1739	Printed for Daniel Farmer ...	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)