Divination and oracles

The Holy Scriptural doctrine of the divine Trinity in essential unity

and the supreme Godhead of Jesus Christ being one and the same with his Father's ... Wherewith is occasionally shewn, that although the Newtonian philosophy be formally and mathematically true; yet it is materially and physically false. To which is prefixed a prefatory discourse, wherein the physical, metaphysical, and theological errors of a late treatise, entitled, an Essay on spirit [by R. Clayton] are clearly shewn and confuted

by John Scott

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18th century
Language: English

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and the supreme Godhead of Jesus Christ being one and the same with his Father's ... Wherewith is occasionally shewn, that although the Newtonian philosophy be formally and mathematically true; yet it is materially and physically false. To which is prefixed a prefatory discourse, wherein the physical, metaphysical, and theological errors of a late treatise, entitled, an Essay on spirit [by R. Clayton] are clearly shewn and confuted Open Library record	1754	Printed for the author, and to be had at his house, in Orchard-street, Westminister; at at Mr. Woodfall's, printer; and at Mr. Hawkins's, bookseller	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)