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Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation
of Calvinism Edward Williams. 1 promise as the consequent privilege : but we
should offend against scripture and reason , were we to profess that the principle
of ...
Containing an Examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's Work, Entitled a Refutation
of Calvinism Edward Williams. 1 promise as the consequent privilege : but we
should offend against scripture and reason , were we to profess that the principle
of ...
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Does any one professing Christianity in the present day “ trust in Simon Magus
and his Helena , " — and that men are saved ... Calvinists indeed believe and
profess , that “ we are saved by grace , ” that is , the grace of God , “ through faith
...
Does any one professing Christianity in the present day “ trust in Simon Magus
and his Helena , " — and that men are saved ... Calvinists indeed believe and
profess , that “ we are saved by grace , ” that is , the grace of God , “ through faith
...
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Some things imputed to Calvinists which are PECULIAR TO OTHER Sects . $ 1 .
To'profess a state of sinless obedience and unspotted purity in tbis life , is
peculiar in one sense , to Antinomians , $ 2. In another , to Arminian Methodists .
§ 3-5 .
Some things imputed to Calvinists which are PECULIAR TO OTHER Sects . $ 1 .
To'profess a state of sinless obedience and unspotted purity in tbis life , is
peculiar in one sense , to Antinomians , $ 2. In another , to Arminian Methodists .
§ 3-5 .
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But the most weighty charge , in the estimation of many who read the Bishop's
Refutation , yet remains , viz . that the established church is in no small danger ,
from the active hostility of those who profess Calvinistic doctrines . ' * v Now for
my ...
But the most weighty charge , in the estimation of many who read the Bishop's
Refutation , yet remains , viz . that the established church is in no small danger ,
from the active hostility of those who profess Calvinistic doctrines . ' * v Now for
my ...
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... of Christians , to all who in one or more cities or countries professed Chris'
tianity , without any discrimination ; and that ... elected to happiIn the former
sense , • collective bodies , even ' all who profess Christianity without any •
discrimination ...
... of Christians , to all who in one or more cities or countries professed Chris'
tianity , without any discrimination ; and that ... elected to happiIn the former
sense , • collective bodies , even ' all who profess Christianity without any •
discrimination ...
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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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