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I See I Have Made My Self A Slave To Philosophy.
-Isaac Newton
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I See I Have Made My Self
Isaac Newton
I See I Have Made My Self A Slave To Philosophy.
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Our Ordination: Sir Isaac Newton, 1642 – 1747 About The Times Of The End, A Body Of Men Will Be Raised Up Who Will Turn Their Attention To The Prophecies, And Insist Upon Their Literal Interpretation, In The Midst Of Much Clamor And Opposition.
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Henceforward The Christian Churches Having A Form Of Godliness, But Denying The Power Thereof, Came Into The Hands Of The Encratites: And The Heathens, Who In The Fourth Century Came Over In Great Numbers To The Christians, Embraced More Readily This Sort Of Christianity, As Having A Greater Affinity With Their Old Superstitions, Than That Of The Sincere Christians; Who By The Lamps Of The Seven Churches Of Asia, And Not By The Lamps Of The Monasteries, Had Illuminated The Church Catholic During The Three First Centuries.
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