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... sen" tences conveyed ideas extremely different ; and the proposed alteration was rejected by those who wished to maintain the ancient and esta6 66 man is 6 very far 6 blished doctrine of the church of England , in opposition SECT .
... sen" tences conveyed ideas extremely different ; and the proposed alteration was rejected by those who wished to maintain the ancient and esta6 66 man is 6 very far 6 blished doctrine of the church of England , in opposition SECT .
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It would be more accurate to say , with due deference to his Lordship , that the two sentences might convey ideas extremely different , than that they were intended to do so . The phrase " wholly deprived ” might be objected to ...
It would be more accurate to say , with due deference to his Lordship , that the two sentences might convey ideas extremely different , than that they were intended to do so . The phrase " wholly deprived ” might be objected to ...
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“ All idea • of distinction between right and wrong was - ' not obliterated from the human mind , or every good affection eradicated from the human • heart . ' * _ The heart was in SECT . I. 9 On Original Sin .
“ All idea • of distinction between right and wrong was - ' not obliterated from the human mind , or every good affection eradicated from the human • heart . ' * _ The heart was in SECT . I. 9 On Original Sin .
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The idea of will , and that of its freedom , of different kinds . § 4. The Bishop's opinion stated . § 5. The sentiment that impressions made upon the mind depend on reason and Free - Will , examined . § 6.
The idea of will , and that of its freedom , of different kinds . § 4. The Bishop's opinion stated . § 5. The sentiment that impressions made upon the mind depend on reason and Free - Will , examined . § 6.
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It is worthy of remark , that while the idea of will is positive , as of an active power , that of freedom is negative , as of mere exemption --- it is the bare denial of constraint and restraint . To suppose freedom or liberty ...
It is worthy of remark , that while the idea of will is positive , as of an active power , that of freedom is negative , as of mere exemption --- it is the bare denial of constraint and restraint . To suppose freedom or liberty ...
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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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