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And if it be said , that not the act of God is conveyed , but the privilege resulting
from that act ; then it is not justification itself , according to his Lordship's own
definition of it , but some other idea to which the term is vaguely applied .
And if it be said , that not the act of God is conveyed , but the privilege resulting
from that act ; then it is not justification itself , according to his Lordship's own
definition of it , but some other idea to which the term is vaguely applied .
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Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation
of Calvinism Edward Williams. Sect . III . The Bishop's avowed Sentiments
concerning Farty , examined . § 1. His Lordship's peculiar notions concerning
Faith ...
Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation
of Calvinism Edward Williams. Sect . III . The Bishop's avowed Sentiments
concerning Farty , examined . § 1. His Lordship's peculiar notions concerning
Faith ...
Page 468
Such a failure may be owing to several causes ; and , after an attentive
examination of his Lordship's book , it appears to me that one of these causes is
the misapplication of terms which are equivocal in their meaning . This appears
in the ...
Such a failure may be owing to several causes ; and , after an attentive
examination of his Lordship's book , it appears to me that one of these causes is
the misapplication of terms which are equivocal in their meaning . This appears
in the ...
Page 469
His Lordship asserts , that Cain had ' the power of obeying , ' —and yet he states ,
that a man cannot , by his own natural faculties and " unassisted exertions , so
counteract and correct • the imperfection and corruption derived from " the fall of ...
His Lordship asserts , that Cain had ' the power of obeying , ' —and yet he states ,
that a man cannot , by his own natural faculties and " unassisted exertions , so
counteract and correct • the imperfection and corruption derived from " the fall of ...
Page 470
And if he had not effectual assistance , in what sense had he power , ' or was
enabled to obey , ' except in another sense of power , which annihilates his
Lordship's argument ? § 4. Again , when speaking of the sin of Adam and the
merits of ...
And if he had not effectual assistance , in what sense had he power , ' or was
enabled to obey , ' except in another sense of power , which annihilates his
Lordship's argument ? § 4. Again , when speaking of the sin of Adam and the
merits of ...
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| Title | A Defence of Modern Calvinism: Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation of Calvinism |
| Author | Edward Williams |
| Publisher | J. Black, 1812 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 28 Apr 2015 |
| Length | 544 pages |
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