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1DON Mr. Charles— Publiſhed the Oracles of Reaon, I. 38. Afterwards writ a book againſt the Deiſts, intitled, The Deiſic Manual, ib. 43.

GNoOsn Ics— Lord Bolngöroke's pretence that the primitive Chriſ-

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tians were Gnoſtics. II. 239, marg, note.

O D- our notions of his attributes, though inadequate, not falfe, I. 400, 401 Noble idea of God in the ſacred writings, II. 111. 115. Concerning God's being the tutelary God of Abrabam, and of the people of Vrael, i5. 116, 117. In the idea of God, as repreſented in Scripture, there is united the higheſt majeſty, and the moſt marvellous condeſcenſion, i5. 120. In what ſenſe affections may be aſcribed to God, i5. 124, 125.

osPELS- The fpurious ones were never generall, received in the

Chriſtian Church, and therefore no argument to be drawn from them to the prejudice of the true Goſpels, which were received from the beginning as of divine authority, I 45— 47. II. 183. Pretended corruption of the Goſpels in the ſixth century, falſe and abſurgd. I. 36, 87. The Goſpels now received ackr owleged by Mr. Hobbes and Lord Bolingbroke to have been written in the times of the apoſtles, and to contain a true account of the diſ- courſes and actions of our Saviour, I. 32, II. 182. Tranſmit ed to us with an evidence which may be ſafely depended upon, II. 189. 375. Not neceſſary to have the originals or atteſted copies of them in our own hands, 75. 185, 186.&&c. Some copies of them ſo ancient as to bring us near to the firſt ages of the Church, ib. 18 5. marg. note,

ovERNMENT Religion neceſſary to government, and Chriſtia-

nity particular.y friendl) to it, II 107 406. 407.

RACE DliviNE— Never mentioned by Lord Bolingbroke but in a

way of fneer, II. 196. The notion of it not inconſiſtent with reaſon, ibiadä. 4

GaEENE Mr. Jobn— His Letters to the author of the Diſcourſe on The Grouna,&c. concerning the application made in the New

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Teſtament of paſſages in the Old, l. 97. H. ArLET Mr. Joſepk— His Diſtourſe of the noture, kindi, and num-

bers of our Sawiour's miracles— in anſwer to M oolſton, I. 110. His Immorality of tbe Moral P4 iloſopber, and Vinaication of it, ib. 139. His Rebuke to the Moral Philoſopher, For ihe errors and im- moralities in his third wolume ib. 150. His Conßiſtent Cbriftian, in anſwer to Mr. Cbubb', True Gyſel of Jeſus Chriſt allerted, ib.

ar RURTON Mr— His Natural Religion inſufcient, and rewealcd

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