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What Calvinists maintain is , that the will , in its accountable actions , is free from constraint to evil , whether that evil be real or apprehended . Nothing but the supreme author of our being , can be supposed to constrain or impel ...
What Calvinists maintain is , that the will , in its accountable actions , is free from constraint to evil , whether that evil be real or apprehended . Nothing but the supreme author of our being , can be supposed to constrain or impel ...
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The reality of divine operation on some human minds , and the certainty of a future account of our actions , whether good or evil , are fundamental and acknowledged truths . Consequently the operation does not infringe our freedom .
The reality of divine operation on some human minds , and the certainty of a future account of our actions , whether good or evil , are fundamental and acknowledged truths . Consequently the operation does not infringe our freedom .
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Spirit's operation is not the will , bat the heart , as the source of moral actions . A physical , or positive influence on the will itself directly , would in the same degree destroy its freedom ; whereas a direct influence on the ...
Spirit's operation is not the will , bat the heart , as the source of moral actions . A physical , or positive influence on the will itself directly , would in the same degree destroy its freedom ; whereas a direct influence on the ...
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... or in the exhibition of mercy by any divine institution , but the gracious operation of the Holy Spirit producing a new heart , or a right principle of action . Secondly , they take into the account the will of * 56 CH . 1 .
... or in the exhibition of mercy by any divine institution , but the gracious operation of the Holy Spirit producing a new heart , or a right principle of action . Secondly , they take into the account the will of * 56 CH . 1 .
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The difference between the Justification of a person , and that of his actions . ousness , $ 1. The doctrine of a sinner's justification before God , in the character of a holy and righteous judge , is of importance to men ...
The difference between the Justification of a person , and that of his actions . ousness , $ 1. The doctrine of a sinner's justification before God , in the character of a holy and righteous judge , is of importance to men ...
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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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