philofophic

But what prefumption is it, for any man in the conceit of worldly wifdomi to rejeft at once the gofpel of Chrift with impious contempt, or with an af - feftation of philofophic indifference, mere - ly becaufe he does not fee, or is unable to account for, the hidden purpofes of God.

Sermons: By the Late Right Reverend John Hinchliffe, ... ... John Hinchliffe 1796

In Sweden, in Denmark, the eftablifhoient of Lntheranifm was in the eyes of the kings only a mean of expelling the Catholic tyrant whom they fupplanted; and we already behold in the Pruffian monarchy, founded by a philofophic fovereign, his fucceflbr unable to hide a fecret inclination to reflore the religion fo dear to kings.

The Monthly Review 1795

Oh! how eafy it is to renounce noify plcafures and tumultuous afTemblies for the enjoy - ment of that philofophic rdpofe which Solitude affords!

Solitude Considered with Respect to Its Influence Upon the Mind and the Heart: Written ... Johann Georg Zimmermann, J. B . Mercier 1794

The philofophic obfcrver and profound writer, therefore, have no other refource, when they are furrounded and enoambered by a mul« tiplicity of affairs.

Solitude Considered with Respect to Its Influence Upon the Mind and the Heart: Written ... Johann Georg Zimmermann, J. B . Mercier 1794

Though fond of polite literature and philofophic re - fearches, yet he confidered theology as the proper fcience of a Gofpel Minifter.

Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society 1792

At the Univerfity, he was diftinguifhed by a clofe attention to clallic and philofophic ftudies, by a ftriO: obedience to the laws, and by irreproachable morals.

Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society 1792

The following; observation we tranflate tor the benefit of the philofophic far* mcr*

The Monthly Review 1791

Spain is efpecially the objcft of their philofophic zeal: they flattejp themfelves that the F f 4 example example of France, and their fuggeftions, have aI-» ready made many profelytes in that country; that; the encouragement given to all Nations by the fucccfs of the French Revolution will, fooner or later, defeat the prudence of the Court of Madrid;

Considerations on the Present and Future State of France Charles Alexandre de Calonne 1791

Harder in clear and animated fong Dry philofophic precepts to convey.

The works of the English poets; with prefaces, biographical and critical 1790

Thy philofophic train be there To foften, not to wound my heart.

The works of the English poets; with prefaces, biographical and critical 1790