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1 5 |        doctrines.~Agnosticism its Philosophical Foundation ~
2 17|        heavenly pages . . .to the philosophical teaching of the rationals,
3 28|           of man, or some kind of philosophical discovery susceptible of
4 28|           by them as if it were a philosophical system, but as a divine
5 30|           prejudiced in favour of philosophical theories which would lay
6 30|        the natural fruit of their philosophical principles. This will be
7 30| absolutely a priori and acting on philosophical principles which they admit
8 46|                       46. On this philosophical foundation the theological