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
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Author
Contributions
- Ball, Jacob - Contributor
Publication
1739 - Printed for Daniel Farmer ..., London, England
Language
English
Word Count
19,500 words, Guess
Page Count
78 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL53158863M
- OCLC Control Number79833987
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