A Defence of Modern Calvinism: Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation of Calvinism |
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Equity and Sovereignty , — which he still means to publish . This design was accordingly announced ; but finding many of his friends desirous of having the Strictures in a detached form , and containing a professed Reply to his ...
Equity and Sovereignty , — which he still means to publish . This design was accordingly announced ; but finding many of his friends desirous of having the Strictures in a detached form , and containing a professed Reply to his ...
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It is not therefore by any means to be assumed , that the framers of the Articles meant by “ righteousness , ” good qualities , and principles indefinitely , rather than the perfection of them . They speak of a standard from which “ man ...
It is not therefore by any means to be assumed , that the framers of the Articles meant by “ righteousness , ” good qualities , and principles indefinitely , rather than the perfection of them . They speak of a standard from which “ man ...
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Nor man who is unchanged by gracious influence , has even the nature of true wisdom , much less its perfection . He is essentially defective as to the end he aims at , and consequently the means he adopts cannot have the nature of ...
Nor man who is unchanged by gracious influence , has even the nature of true wisdom , much less its perfection . He is essentially defective as to the end he aims at , and consequently the means he adopts cannot have the nature of ...
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God gives to every man , through the means of his grace , a power to perform the conditions of the gospel.'J — These are his . Lordship's avowed sentiments on the subject of human power .
God gives to every man , through the means of his grace , a power to perform the conditions of the gospel.'J — These are his . Lordship's avowed sentiments on the subject of human power .
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The apostle could not mean that no man , without the Iloly Ghost , could say this in a cursory manner , or maintain ... When his Lordship asserts , that God ' gives to every man , through the means of his grace , a power to perform the ...
The apostle could not mean that no man , without the Iloly Ghost , could say this in a cursory manner , or maintain ... When his Lordship asserts , that God ' gives to every man , through the means of his grace , a power to perform the ...
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