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Things divine and supernatural concieves by analogy with things natural and human/ by the author of the procedure, extent and limits of human understanding.

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Main Author: Browne, Peter, 1666-1735
Language:English
Published: London William Innys and Richard Manby 1733
Subjects:
Analogy (Religion)
Apologetics - 18th century
Knowlege, theory of (religion)
Collection:Benjamin Iveagh
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