A defence of modern Calvinism: containing an examination of the bp. of Lincoln's work, entitled A refutation of Calvinism |
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... passages out of CALVIN'S Works he en- deavours to convince the public mind , that such tenets ought to be exploded . It is therefore proper that the public should be also aware , that the Calvinism of the body of people , attacked ...
... passages out of CALVIN'S Works he en- deavours to convince the public mind , that such tenets ought to be exploded . It is therefore proper that the public should be also aware , that the Calvinism of the body of people , attacked ...
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... passage , is evident from the fol- lowing circumstance : when the Assembly of Divines , in the reign of Charles the First , ' undertook to reform , as they called it , our ' Articles according to the Calvinistic creed , they proposed to ...
... passage , is evident from the fol- lowing circumstance : when the Assembly of Divines , in the reign of Charles the First , ' undertook to reform , as they called it , our ' Articles according to the Calvinistic creed , they proposed to ...
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... passage , and assures us , that " by faith Abel offered a more excellent sacrifice than Cain . " But that faith was not " of himself , it was the gift of God , " for why should we suppose that it flowed from a source different from that ...
... passage , and assures us , that " by faith Abel offered a more excellent sacrifice than Cain . " But that faith was not " of himself , it was the gift of God , " for why should we suppose that it flowed from a source different from that ...
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... passage , ' he observes , Saint Paul represents the faith of the Ephesians in Christ to have been the consequence of their having heard the gospel ' preached , and the communication of the Holy ' Ghost to have been subsequent to their ...
... passage , ' he observes , Saint Paul represents the faith of the Ephesians in Christ to have been the consequence of their having heard the gospel ' preached , and the communication of the Holy ' Ghost to have been subsequent to their ...
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... passage now quoted there are several objectionable particulars , especially if it be intended to weigh against Calvinism . For , in the first place , it takes for granted what neither is , nor can be proved , viz . That there is but one ...
... passage now quoted there are several objectionable particulars , especially if it be intended to weigh against Calvinism . For , in the first place , it takes for granted what neither is , nor can be proved , viz . That there is but one ...
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