10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLAUSIBLENESS»
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The plausibleness of its appearance ; 2. The gradual nature of its advances. 1.
The plausibleness of its appearance. — There is no sin so heinous as not to be
susceptible of some seductive disguise, which may serve to veil its malignity.
The plausibleness of its appearance ; 2. The gradual nature of its advances. 1.
Tlie plausibleness of its appearance. — There is no sin so heinous as not to be
susceptible of some seductive disguise, which may serve to veil its malignity.
Josiah Pratt, Zachary Macaulay, 1820
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Advances in Neural Networks-isnn 2006: Third International ...
However, several current models incorporated learning algorithms that
apparently have questionable descriptive validity or qualitative plausibleness.
The present research attempts to bridge this gap by identifying five critical issues
overlooked ...
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PRACTICAL DISCOURSES ON THE LITURGY OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
1st, For the plausibleness of their behaviour, it is expressed in these words, ' As
many as desire to make a fair show in the flesh.' It is the guise and practice of
false teachers, to put fair, though false colours upon what they say or do ; to make
...
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The Christian observer [afterw.] The Christian observer and ...
The plausibleness of its appearance ; 2. The gradual nature of its advances. 1.
The plausibleness of its appearance. — There is no sin so heinous as not to be
susceptible of some seductive disguise, which may serve to veil its malignity.
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Practical discourses on all the parts and offices of the ...
tfi, For the Plausibleness of their Behaviour, 'tis ex< f>ress'd in these words ; As
many as desire to make a sair Shew in the Flesh. 'Tis the Guise and Practice of
false Teachers, to put fair, tho false Colours upon what they fay or do ; to make
use ...
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A discourse concerning the being and attributes of God: the ...
It might have been objected with much more Plausibleness, that the Supreme
Cause cannot be Free, because he must needs do always what is Best in the
whole. But this would not at all serve Spinoza's Purpose. For this 'is a Necessity,
not of ...
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Errors regarding religion
... can now describe it more plainly and exactly than it was originally described in
the words of the prophecy : then may it with some degree of plausibleness be
suggested, that the prophecies are nothing more than enthusiastic imaginations.
James Douglas (of Cavers.), 1841
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The History of the Life and Reign of Queen Anne
The Dutch Were soon made siznlible os the Plausibleness os the Duke's Project;
but the greatest Difficulty remain'd behind. In order to remove it, his Grace resolv'
d to have a Conserence with Prince Lewis of Baden, and sent Brigadier General
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The Works of John Bunyan: Experimental, doctrinal, and practical
And let not the legal holiness of the one, nor the loose profane conversation of
the other, beat thee off from pursuing after the truths of Jesus, as the truth is in
Jesus, (and so laid down in this my discourse) neither let the plausibleness of the
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John Bunyan, George Offor, 1859
