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16 Feby 1813 + Church II Topics Ch.6. declaration
14 §1. Abstract
Part 5. Power over
(1)

By what has been
said it has been
shown that when
a body of authority
has been collected
(no matter how) credence
may be obtained
not only to unintelligible
but to
what did a man
suffer himself to
examine it would
be clearly false appear
false.

By From what has been said, it has been it is rendered, it is supposed
sufficiently tolerably evident, how it is that, [when, a com
no matter by what means, a competent body of authority —
intellectual authority - has been collected,] credence
may be obtained for any one imaginable proposition
as well as any other: - obtained not only
for a proposition, of <add>to</add> the terms of which as is the case [+]
[+] as in the case of an
unknown language

[+] as in the case of
a point-blank contradiction
in terms

the person individual <add>proposed believer</add> to be persuaded
neither does answer or so much as concerns
himself able to to annex any meaning, but to a proposition,
of the falsity of which, were he to permitt suffer himself
to attend to it with a view the purpose of forming an indigenous
persuasion concerning in relation to it, would have been impressed upon
his mind by the strongest and clearest perception
possible:—

The
A process which is
in part forcibly
deceptiveous may be
in another part, freely
deceptious - In the
first place coercion
is employed in the
second place intellectual
authority
or of persuasion
to which, real authority
is not necessary.

that in this case the same process which in
one part viz. the first <add>former part</add> of its operation is forcibly deceptious, may
in another part, viz the latter part of its operation, be
freely deceptious. In the first former part it is coercive authority
is the instrument that operates: and the product
is declaration of persuasion: in the latter part
the instrument that operates is intellectual authority;
that is the composed of the such appearance or semblance of that persuasion
which the declaration of which hath, as above,
been produced.
[+] to the production
of which no not any
real persuasion of
either kind, indigenous
or adoptive is necessary;
necessary to it? - no,
nor yet compatible with
it in so far as force
is the instrument by
which it the declaraton
has been produced.




Identifier: | JB/005/236/001
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Date_1

1813-02-16

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

005

Main Headings

church of englandism

Folio number

236

Info in main headings field

church

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c1 / e14

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

john dickinson & c<…> 1809

Marginals

Paper Producer

a. levy

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1809

Notes public

ID Number

2653

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