Theology: Explained and Defended, in a Series of Sermons, Volumen3S. Converse, 1825 |
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... Religion to be only gloomy and discouraging ; and have thus dreaded it , as destitute of all present enjoyment . In this opinion they have been confirmed by the sad countenances , de- mure behaviour , and cheerless lives , of some who ...
... Religion to be only gloomy and discouraging ; and have thus dreaded it , as destitute of all present enjoyment . In this opinion they have been confirmed by the sad countenances , de- mure behaviour , and cheerless lives , of some who ...
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... Religion ; II . Some of its Real Evidences ; and III . Some of the Difficulties , which attend the application of the Real Evidences of Religion to ourselves . I. I shall endeavour to point out some of the Imaginary Evidences of Religion ...
... Religion ; II . Some of its Real Evidences ; and III . Some of the Difficulties , which attend the application of the Real Evidences of Religion to ourselves . I. I shall endeavour to point out some of the Imaginary Evidences of Religion ...
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... Religion . Love to God , and to divine things , is a delight in the nature of these objects , indepen- dently of any personal benefit , to which we feel entitled from them . Another person places confidence in the greatness of the ...
... Religion . Love to God , and to divine things , is a delight in the nature of these objects , indepen- dently of any personal benefit , to which we feel entitled from them . Another person places confidence in the greatness of the ...
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... Religion . A third person will tell you , that , while he was in a state of absolute carelessness , and going on headlong in sin , he was sud- denly alarmed concerning his guilt and danger by a passage of Scrip- ture , which came to his ...
... Religion . A third person will tell you , that , while he was in a state of absolute carelessness , and going on headlong in sin , he was sud- denly alarmed concerning his guilt and danger by a passage of Scrip- ture , which came to his ...
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... Religion is no evidence , that we are , or are not , Christians . Men , we all know , are capable of exercising zeal in any case , in proportion to the degree of interest , which they feel in that case . We also know , that there is a ...
... Religion is no evidence , that we are , or are not , Christians . Men , we all know , are capable of exercising zeal in any case , in proportion to the degree of interest , which they feel in that case . We also know , that there is a ...
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Theology: Explained and Defended, in a Series of Sermons, Volumen3 Timothy Dwight Vista completa - 1825 |
Theology: Explained and Defended, in a Series of Sermons, Volumen3 Timothy Dwight Vista completa - 1825 |
Theology: Explained and Defended, in a Series of Sermons, Volumen3 Timothy Dwight Vista completa - 1825 |
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