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Miracles
Works Above and Contrary to Nature
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Set in 1683, this work serves as a rebuttal to contemporary translations of Spinoza's Tractatus Theologico-Politicus and Hobbes' Leviathan, which aimed to challenge the validity of miracles, scripture, and religion. It addresses the arguments presented in the treatise titled Miracles no Violation of the Laws of Nature. The reproduction may contain faded or difficult-to-read pages due to its age and rarity, and it is presented in Old English, adding to its historical significance.
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2010, hardcover
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