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And the original righteousness of man , all must allow , consisted in nothing less than such perfect conformity . But , ab§ 5. What evidence , therefore , is there , that the compilers of the Articles intended by " righteousness ...
And the original righteousness of man , all must allow , consisted in nothing less than such perfect conformity . But , ab§ 5. What evidence , therefore , is there , that the compilers of the Articles intended by " righteousness ...
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The word of God is in itself perfect , and needs no operation to make it more excellent : conseqụently it is not in , nor , strictly speaking , with the word , in order to make it different from what it always was .
The word of God is in itself perfect , and needs no operation to make it more excellent : conseqụently it is not in , nor , strictly speaking , with the word , in order to make it different from what it always was .
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That God may communicate grace at baptism , was before admitted : but that this or any other institution can impart , convey , or communicate grace , or is adapted in its nature to be the channel of conveyance , is an idea perfectly ...
That God may communicate grace at baptism , was before admitted : but that this or any other institution can impart , convey , or communicate grace , or is adapted in its nature to be the channel of conveyance , is an idea perfectly ...
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If his Lordship means that there is a degree of holy influence which does not imply a perfection of character , or that persons may be found who were not made perfect at baptism , all modern Calvinists , be it remembered , are of the ...
If his Lordship means that there is a degree of holy influence which does not imply a perfection of character , or that persons may be found who were not made perfect at baptism , all modern Calvinists , be it remembered , are of the ...
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And yet men of great name have espoused this last mentioned tenet . If , however , the phrase " born again , ” be understood to signify a spiritual change , no difficulty remains ; as it is at once rational , and perfectly conformable ...
And yet men of great name have espoused this last mentioned tenet . If , however , the phrase " born again , ” be understood to signify a spiritual change , no difficulty remains ; as it is at once rational , and perfectly conformable ...
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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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