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... in the matter of salvation than for others ; and , thirdly , that to suppose God is bound in justice to exercise mercy , is a contradiction in terms : for what is mercy , what can it be , but a favour beyond the claims of justice ?
... in the matter of salvation than for others ; and , thirdly , that to suppose God is bound in justice to exercise mercy , is a contradiction in terms : for what is mercy , what can it be , but a favour beyond the claims of justice ?
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That conversion is owing to the exercise of our natural powers , examined . $ 9. The Calvinistic notion of conversion , stated and defended . $ 1. Much of the ambiguity which attends discussions about Free - Will , arises from the want ...
That conversion is owing to the exercise of our natural powers , examined . $ 9. The Calvinistic notion of conversion , stated and defended . $ 1. Much of the ambiguity which attends discussions about Free - Will , arises from the want ...
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First , that an impression on the mind depends on reason reason and freewill — and , secondly , that conversion is owing to the exercise of natural powers . There is a sense in which it is commonly known that Calvinists readily admit ...
First , that an impression on the mind depends on reason reason and freewill — and , secondly , that conversion is owing to the exercise of natural powers . There is a sense in which it is commonly known that Calvinists readily admit ...
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It is , however , incumbent upon me to assure him and the public , that modern · Calvinists do not cashier from their system the ' exercise of reason and free - will . They consider reason as the faculty which compares ideas , and the ...
It is , however , incumbent upon me to assure him and the public , that modern · Calvinists do not cashier from their system the ' exercise of reason and free - will . They consider reason as the faculty which compares ideas , and the ...
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That a good impression of divine truth on the human mind depends exclusively on the exercise of reason and free - will , we dare not concede . The parable , explained by our Lord himself , expressly declares that “ an honest and good ...
That a good impression of divine truth on the human mind depends exclusively on the exercise of reason and free - will , we dare not concede . The parable , explained by our Lord himself , expressly declares that “ an honest and good ...
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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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