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I. AVOWED SENTIMENTS OF THE BISHOP ON ORIGINAL SIN , FREE WILL ,
AND THE OPERATIONS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT , EXAMINED . SECT . I. The
Bishop's avowed Sentiments on Original Sin , examined . § 1. What is a fair mode
of ...
I. AVOWED SENTIMENTS OF THE BISHOP ON ORIGINAL SIN , FREE WILL ,
AND THE OPERATIONS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT , EXAMINED . SECT . I. The
Bishop's avowed Sentiments on Original Sin , examined . § 1. What is a fair mode
of ...
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... I shall first notice ' the article upon Original Sin , in which it is said , that " man is
very far gone from original ' righteousness : " this expression implies , that original
righteousness is not entirely lost ; that ' all the good qualities and principles ...
... I shall first notice ' the article upon Original Sin , in which it is said , that " man is
very far gone from original ' righteousness : " this expression implies , that original
righteousness is not entirely lost ; that ' all the good qualities and principles ...
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... lost entirely the privilege of being in that fold . Their “ original righteousness ”
included a complete standing in the divine approbation ; and if that complete
standing be now entirely lost , so likewise must that original righteousness by
which ...
... lost entirely the privilege of being in that fold . Their “ original righteousness ”
included a complete standing in the divine approbation ; and if that complete
standing be now entirely lost , so likewise must that original righteousness by
which ...
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... submission to the will of God , -a genuine approbation of his holy law , or of his
blessed gospel ; and if these good qualities be absent , is not the being , the very
essence of original righteousness , absolutely destroyed , — entirely lost ? $ 8.
... submission to the will of God , -a genuine approbation of his holy law , or of his
blessed gospel ; and if these good qualities be absent , is not the being , the very
essence of original righteousness , absolutely destroyed , — entirely lost ? $ 8.
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And this view of the Article immediately follows from the statement given of “
Original or Birth - sin ” in the Ninth Article : “ Original Sin standeth not in the
following of Adam , ( as the Pelagians do vainly talk , ) but it is the fault and
corruption of ...
And this view of the Article immediately follows from the statement given of “
Original or Birth - sin ” in the Ninth Article : “ Original Sin standeth not in the
following of Adam , ( as the Pelagians do vainly talk , ) but it is the fault and
corruption of ...
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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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