A treatise on the conduct of God to the human species, and on the divine mission of Jesus ChristF.C. & J. Rivington, 1809 - 393 páginas |
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... never disobeyed him , but according to what man , who is to be considered in this world as a reprieved culprit , deserves to have exerted towards him in his present fallen state . Therefore when we meet with in- stances in real life ...
... never disobeyed him , but according to what man , who is to be considered in this world as a reprieved culprit , deserves to have exerted towards him in his present fallen state . Therefore when we meet with in- stances in real life ...
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... never did or could have been influenced to adopt Calvin's doctrine of partial election and reprobation , we may with precision affirm it is contrary to reason ; for human reason never existed or has been displayed on every important ...
... never did or could have been influenced to adopt Calvin's doctrine of partial election and reprobation , we may with precision affirm it is contrary to reason ; for human reason never existed or has been displayed on every important ...
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... doctrine of absolute decrees was never thought of in the three first centu ries , or before the time of Augustin ; an indisputable proof that Scripture does not naturally suggest it ; for had it done so , to the Human Species , & c . 47.
... doctrine of absolute decrees was never thought of in the three first centu ries , or before the time of Augustin ; an indisputable proof that Scripture does not naturally suggest it ; for had it done so , to the Human Species , & c . 47.
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... never did . Mosheim observes , that it was eagerly adopted into the Romish Church ; and no wonder , for it is easy to per- ceive how much the doctrine of peculiar elec- tion is calculated to gain proselytes to any communion . Would to ...
... never did . Mosheim observes , that it was eagerly adopted into the Romish Church ; and no wonder , for it is easy to per- ceive how much the doctrine of peculiar elec- tion is calculated to gain proselytes to any communion . Would to ...
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James Hare. human impotence , were never carried to a more excessive length , or maintained with more violent obstinacy , than they were by Luther * : and that Calvin maintained , that the everlasting condition of mankind in a future ...
James Hare. human impotence , were never carried to a more excessive length , or maintained with more violent obstinacy , than they were by Luther * : and that Calvin maintained , that the everlasting condition of mankind in a future ...
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