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V. Quotations from the Fathers , examined . CHAP . IV . Some Thing's ascribed to Calvinists which are not applicable to them . 1. ' Some things which belong to no existing Sect of Christians ... 281 II . Some in a sense which they ...
V. Quotations from the Fathers , examined . CHAP . IV . Some Thing's ascribed to Calvinists which are not applicable to them . 1. ' Some things which belong to no existing Sect of Christians ... 281 II . Some in a sense which they ...
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V. Quotations from the Fathers , examined . PAGE SECTION I. Some which have no bearing on the points in question .. 829 II . Some which militate against the Bishop's avowed principles .... 346 , III . Some doubtful in expression ...
V. Quotations from the Fathers , examined . PAGE SECTION I. Some which have no bearing on the points in question .. 829 II . Some which militate against the Bishop's avowed principles .... 346 , III . Some doubtful in expression ...
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The statement made in the quotation , it may be further observed , confounds the exercise of faith with its principle . No Calvinist denies , that the hearing of the word precedes the exercise of faith ; for we constantly maintain that ...
The statement made in the quotation , it may be further observed , confounds the exercise of faith with its principle . No Calvinist denies , that the hearing of the word precedes the exercise of faith ; for we constantly maintain that ...
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As to the quotation from Dr. BARROW , which asserts that this " hath been the doctrine constantly , and with very general consent , delivered in the Catholic church , ” it proves one thing at least , —that the Catholic church has never ...
As to the quotation from Dr. BARROW , which asserts that this " hath been the doctrine constantly , and with very general consent , delivered in the Catholic church , ” it proves one thing at least , —that the Catholic church has never ...
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That the term ( rahiyyeveria ) regeneration is often used by the Greek Fathers , in a figurative sense , for baptism , is undeniable ; but the preceding quotations are sufficient to shew what reliance is to be placed upon the assertions ...
That the term ( rahiyyeveria ) regeneration is often used by the Greek Fathers , in a figurative sense , for baptism , is undeniable ; but the preceding quotations are sufficient to shew what reliance is to be placed upon the assertions ...
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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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