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Different kinds of influence -common , and § 12. Extraordinary ; this preceded by
faith . § 13. Faith distinguished as to its principles and exercise . $ 14.
Extraordinary influence not communicated to any who refused to believe . $ 15.
That divine ...
Different kinds of influence -common , and § 12. Extraordinary ; this preceded by
faith . § 13. Faith distinguished as to its principles and exercise . $ 14.
Extraordinary influence not communicated to any who refused to believe . $ 15.
That divine ...
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A physical , or positive influence on the will itself directly , would in the same
degree destroy its freedom ; whereas a direct influence on the ... The will can only
be solicited by objective means , or indirectly influenced by an inward principle .
A physical , or positive influence on the will itself directly , would in the same
degree destroy its freedom ; whereas a direct influence on the ... The will can only
be solicited by objective means , or indirectly influenced by an inward principle .
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... righteous avenger of evil deeds , and was an approver of virtue ; and
supposing too that we admit the appellation faith , in reference to such conviction
; what influence could a belief that a compliance with • a law within them was
acceptable ...
... righteous avenger of evil deeds , and was an approver of virtue ; and
supposing too that we admit the appellation faith , in reference to such conviction
; what influence could a belief that a compliance with • a law within them was
acceptable ...
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1 not graciously influenced to do so . The question is , whether their faith was the
result exclusively of their candour and diligence ; or whether these were not the
fruit of an influence from above ? § 14. Faith in the sense of believing , implies ...
1 not graciously influenced to do so . The question is , whether their faith was the
result exclusively of their candour and diligence ; or whether these were not the
fruit of an influence from above ? § 14. Faith in the sense of believing , implies ...
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That the influence of the indefectible principle is at the sovereign disposal of God
, which influence is no more claimable by the creature than any other favour
which is in fact not granted him : 6. That when God is pleased , in goodness and ...
That the influence of the indefectible principle is at the sovereign disposal of God
, which influence is no more claimable by the creature than any other favour
which is in fact not granted him : 6. That when God is pleased , in goodness and ...
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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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