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• Philosophical dissertations, with proper reflections : proving I. The non-eternity of matter; and that there is a vacuum. II. That there must necessarily be one Self-Existent Being in Three Self-Existent Properties, with Attributes infinitely perfect. Prov'd a Priori. III. That the Light and Heat of the Sun, dispersed into the Planetary System, are purely Spirituous, and carry along with them no Particles or Effiuvia of Real Matter, as hath been suppos'd by the Defendants of a Plenum. IV. That the soul is immortal. By Benjamin Parker, Author of the Philosophical Meditations
  by: Parker, Benjamin
  Published: (1738)
• Philosophical dissertations : With Proper reflections, Proving, 1. The Non-Eternity of Matter, and that there is a Vacuum. 2. That there must necessarily be one Self-Existent Being in three Self-Existent Properties, with Attributes, infinitely Perfect. Proved a Priori. 3. That the Light and Heat of the Sun, dispersed into the Planetary System, are purely Spirituous, and carry along with them no Particles or Effluvia of Real Matter. 4. That the Soul is Immortal. The third edition, corrected and enlarged. To which is added, three philosophical dissertations, (never before Publish'd.) Proving, 1. That Space is absolutely Infinite. 2. That Matter is not infinitely divisible. 3. That the Universal Space is not interspersed throughout with Material Globes. By Benjamin Parker, Author of the Philosophical Meditations, &c
  by: Parker, Benjamin
  Published: (1743)
• Mathematical principles of theology, or, the existence of God geometrically demonstrated. In three books. Wherein is proved, The Existence of God from Eternity to Eternity; his Self-Existence, Independency, and Unity. That God is infinite in Wisdom, Power, Knowledge, &c. Also, That Matter is a temporary Being; that God is the Cause of its Existence, and of the Existence of all other Beings, that ever did, or can exist; and upon God the Continuation or Termination of their Existence depends. By Richard Jack, Teacher of Mathematicks
  by: Jack, Richard
  Published: (1747)
• The self-existence of Jesus Christ
  by: Romaine, William
• The divine authority of the scriptures philosophically prov'd : or, the Christian philosopher: being an answer, to The moral philosopher. To which is added, the Christian's prayer. To the whole is prefix'd, a preface, containing a vindication of the truth of revelation, and an Answer to some difficult Questions
  by: Parker, Benjamin
  Published: (1744)