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Page 284
Again , the Calvinists , it seems ' greatly * resemble ' the Valentinians , who
asserted , ' that * matter is incapable of salvation .'-- ' For as it is * impossible that
the material should partake of salvation ( for they say it is not capable of it ) so
again it ...
Again , the Calvinists , it seems ' greatly * resemble ' the Valentinians , who
asserted , ' that * matter is incapable of salvation .'-- ' For as it is * impossible that
the material should partake of salvation ( for they say it is not capable of it ) so
again it ...
Page 306
His Lordship records the following as an error of the Calvinists , viz . that man has
no concern whatever in working out his • salvation : ' * but as he produces no
evidence ; a direct and explicit denial of the charge is sufficient . I may , however
...
His Lordship records the following as an error of the Calvinists , viz . that man has
no concern whatever in working out his • salvation : ' * but as he produces no
evidence ; a direct and explicit denial of the charge is sufficient . I may , however
...
Page 367
The words of the apostle are , “ Work out your • own salvation with fear and
trembling . ” Why then do I work out my salvation with fear and trembling , since it
is in my power to work " out my salvation ? salvation ? Do you wish to hear , why •
it is ...
The words of the apostle are , “ Work out your • own salvation with fear and
trembling . ” Why then do I work out my salvation with fear and trembling , since it
is in my power to work " out my salvation ? salvation ? Do you wish to hear , why •
it is ...
Page 473
What is this but saying , that to be ' elected ' to the means of salvation , is not to be
predestinated to certain salvation itself ? We all know that to be elected ' to the
participation of the means of happiness , is not the same thing as to be ' elected ...
What is this but saying , that to be ' elected ' to the means of salvation , is not to be
predestinated to certain salvation itself ? We all know that to be elected ' to the
participation of the means of happiness , is not the same thing as to be ' elected ...
Page 474
he consistently oppose the Calvinists , who say , that those who are in fact saved
, are elected ” to that salvation ? Divest the terms of their ambiguity , and the case
will appear plain ; collective bodies , because they are favoured with the means ...
he consistently oppose the Calvinists , who say , that those who are in fact saved
, are elected ” to that salvation ? Divest the terms of their ambiguity , and the case
will appear plain ; collective bodies , because they are favoured with the means ...
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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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