The Christian Observer, Volume 1W. Wells and T. B. Wait, 1802 |
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Page viii
... human authority . We claim the privilege of thinking for ourselves , and feel less solicitous to keep within the prescribed boundaries of a sys . tem , by whatever names it may have been sanctioned , than to embrace the whole doctrine ...
... human authority . We claim the privilege of thinking for ourselves , and feel less solicitous to keep within the prescribed boundaries of a sys . tem , by whatever names it may have been sanctioned , than to embrace the whole doctrine ...
Page 2
... human genius shone with greater splendour than at any other ; and when the most refined and sublime intellects were occupied in the investigation of truth ! But , " where , " asks the Apostle , " is the wise ? where is the scribe ...
... human genius shone with greater splendour than at any other ; and when the most refined and sublime intellects were occupied in the investigation of truth ! But , " where , " asks the Apostle , " is the wise ? where is the scribe ...
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... human infusions , and from what- ever is debasing in human institutions , than it is at this day in this country . " " In vain we look around us to dis- cover the ravages of religious tyranny , or the triumphs of priestcraft or super ...
... human infusions , and from what- ever is debasing in human institutions , than it is at this day in this country . " " In vain we look around us to dis- cover the ravages of religious tyranny , or the triumphs of priestcraft or super ...
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... human Establish- ment ; and a different turn of mind in those who made the laws , might have re- duced you to the condition of a poor man . Since it was , therefore , by a concur- rence , of contingent circumstances that you came into ...
... human Establish- ment ; and a different turn of mind in those who made the laws , might have re- duced you to the condition of a poor man . Since it was , therefore , by a concur- rence , of contingent circumstances that you came into ...
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... human heart , and the sincerity he manifests in examining his own ; his deep and unaffected hu- mility , his calm submission and cheer- ful resignation under severe and pro- tracted pain , and the genuine piety which is displayed ...
... human heart , and the sincerity he manifests in examining his own ; his deep and unaffected hu- mility , his calm submission and cheer- ful resignation under severe and pro- tracted pain , and the genuine piety which is displayed ...
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