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The article , however , is sufficiently explicit in shewing that man has lost his
pristine perfection , no less than if it were said , that he is “ wholly deprived ” of it .
Nor man who is unchanged by gracious influence , has even the nature of true ...
The article , however , is sufficiently explicit in shewing that man has lost his
pristine perfection , no less than if it were said , that he is “ wholly deprived ” of it .
Nor man who is unchanged by gracious influence , has even the nature of true ...
Page 146
Or , if nothing less than a lively faith will do the second time , why should any
thing less do at the first ? If it be said , that at first baptism was added to his dead
faith to make it effectual ; Calvinists will reply , that they cannot admit the
argument to ...
Or , if nothing less than a lively faith will do the second time , why should any
thing less do at the first ? If it be said , that at first baptism was added to his dead
faith to make it effectual ; Calvinists will reply , that they cannot admit the
argument to ...
Page 276
... often used in scripture ; as when hatred denotes a less degree of love . Thus a
true disciple should “ hate ” ( i . e . love in a less Refut . p . 195 . degree ) his
father and mother , & c . 276 MODERN CALVINISM , DEFENDED . CH . III ,
... often used in scripture ; as when hatred denotes a less degree of love . Thus a
true disciple should “ hate ” ( i . e . love in a less Refut . p . 195 . degree ) his
father and mother , & c . 276 MODERN CALVINISM , DEFENDED . CH . III ,
Page 310
... that the presumptuous doctrine of human ability , or the power of free - will , in
connexion with the mode of preaching recommended and adopted in opposition
to the importance of faith , is far less efficacious in forming the conscientious and
...
... that the presumptuous doctrine of human ability , or the power of free - will , in
connexion with the mode of preaching recommended and adopted in opposition
to the importance of faith , is far less efficacious in forming the conscientious and
...
Page 429
And his knowledge was not “ natural ” but gracious ; not less so than that of Paul ,
or any other Christian after “ the time of grace . ” Internal religion is derived from
the same divine source at all times ; and the difference , as to “ grace , ” in the ...
And his knowledge was not “ natural ” but gracious ; not less so than that of Paul ,
or any other Christian after “ the time of grace . ” Internal religion is derived from
the same divine source at all times ; and the difference , as to “ grace , ” in the ...
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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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