A defence of modern Calvinism: containing an examination of the bp. of Lincoln's work, entitled A refutation of Calvinism |
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... important purpose , I conceive , it will be sufficient to notice the most radical points in which the minor variations are virtually in- cluded . Those points on the subject of original sin , may be reduced to three heads , viz . That ...
... important purpose , I conceive , it will be sufficient to notice the most radical points in which the minor variations are virtually in- cluded . Those points on the subject of original sin , may be reduced to three heads , viz . That ...
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... important meaning . § 6. This perfection of good qualities and principles was entirely lost . For nothing less ' can be intended by being " far gone " from it . If men have gone astray from the fold of God , surely they have lost ...
... important meaning . § 6. This perfection of good qualities and principles was entirely lost . For nothing less ' can be intended by being " far gone " from it . If men have gone astray from the fold of God , surely they have lost ...
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... important sense in which every man has lost it entirely . The same human qualities and principles which are good in one respect , may be bad in another , even in the most important acceptation . There may be in one man , compared with ...
... important sense in which every man has lost it entirely . The same human qualities and principles which are good in one respect , may be bad in another , even in the most important acceptation . There may be in one man , compared with ...
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... important truth . But to suppose that every man , through the means of grace , has a prevailing inclination to perform the condition of the gospel , is contrary to indisputable fact : since the means of grace are to great numbers ...
... important truth . But to suppose that every man , through the means of grace , has a prevailing inclination to perform the condition of the gospel , is contrary to indisputable fact : since the means of grace are to great numbers ...
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Edward Williams. as much of his " Refutation " appears to turn on this important point . § 4. There are two things avowed by his Lordship , under the head of Free - Will , which require examination . First , that an impression on the ...
Edward Williams. as much of his " Refutation " appears to turn on this important point . § 4. There are two things avowed by his Lordship , under the head of Free - Will , which require examination . First , that an impression on the ...
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