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There is no nature which does not admit of good or evil , except the nature of God
, which is the foundation of all good . — The Creator indulged * the minds formed
by himself with voluntary - and free motions , that the good in them might be ...
There is no nature which does not admit of good or evil , except the nature of God
, which is the foundation of all good . — The Creator indulged * the minds formed
by himself with voluntary - and free motions , that the good in them might be ...
Page 406
He replies , if you were to call the cause of gravitation , or the motions of the
heavenly bodies a “ punctilio , " it might be endured ; vbut I can never admit ,
while I possess the use of my faculties , that the cause of « indolence ” should be
viewed ...
He replies , if you were to call the cause of gravitation , or the motions of the
heavenly bodies a “ punctilio , " it might be endured ; vbut I can never admit ,
while I possess the use of my faculties , that the cause of « indolence ” should be
viewed ...
Page 436
... because he wills it , not because he is forced . — But when * they say that he
ought to be made such , that - he could not admit of wickedness , while they '
impose upon him the necessity of good , they • desire that he should not be like
God .
... because he wills it , not because he is forced . — But when * they say that he
ought to be made such , that - he could not admit of wickedness , while they '
impose upon him the necessity of good , they • desire that he should not be like
God .
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If it admit of no description or explanation , may not its existence readily be
doubted ? Is it baptismal grace ? Then but a small part are under moral obligation
! Is it a portion of the grace of Christ , afforded to / that every 1 every child of Adam
?
If it admit of no description or explanation , may not its existence readily be
doubted ? Is it baptismal grace ? Then but a small part are under moral obligation
! Is it a portion of the grace of Christ , afforded to / that every 1 every child of Adam
?
Page 518
Admitting human depravity to be precisely what his Lordship admits ; I ask , what
is there in the nature of things that can secure the salvation of any individuals ,
except the prerogative and grace of God giving 518 CH , VI , MODERN ...
Admitting human depravity to be precisely what his Lordship admits ; I ask , what
is there in the nature of things that can secure the salvation of any individuals ,
except the prerogative and grace of God giving 518 CH , VI , MODERN ...
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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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