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Thus the principle of reason is irresistible in every subject of it , though its proper
use , and those things which are adapted to improve it , are often resisted . In like
manner , though the principle of divine grace is irresistible , those things are ...
Thus the principle of reason is irresistible in every subject of it , though its proper
use , and those things which are adapted to improve it , are often resisted . In like
manner , though the principle of divine grace is irresistible , those things are ...
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SOME THINGS ARE ASCRIBED BY HIS LORDSHIP , TO CALVINISTS , WHICH
ARE NOT APPLICABLE TO THEM . Sect . I. Some things are imputed to
Calvinists , which belong to NO EXISTING Sect of Christians . § 1 , 2. That the
Calvinists ...
SOME THINGS ARE ASCRIBED BY HIS LORDSHIP , TO CALVINISTS , WHICH
ARE NOT APPLICABLE TO THEM . Sect . I. Some things are imputed to
Calvinists , which belong to NO EXISTING Sect of Christians . § 1 , 2. That the
Calvinists ...
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In whom also we have obtained an inheritance , being predestinated according
to ' the purpose of him , who worketh all things « after the counsel of his own will .
It is to * be considered , that predestination and purpose ' are here placed ...
In whom also we have obtained an inheritance , being predestinated according
to ' the purpose of him , who worketh all things « after the counsel of his own will .
It is to * be considered , that predestination and purpose ' are here placed ...
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We men will to do most things ' with counsel ; but effect by no means follows • the
will . But no one can resist Him , to pre' vent his doing whatever he wills . But he
wills those things which are full of reason and counsel : ' He wills all men to be ...
We men will to do most things ' with counsel ; but effect by no means follows • the
will . But no one can resist Him , to pre' vent his doing whatever he wills . But he
wills those things which are full of reason and counsel : ' He wills all men to be ...
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... Father of lights , ” it is implied that things of a différent quality do not come from
that source . A good will , if any thing in our world , is included in St. James's
assertion ; and a bad will is included in other things of a different quality . God
SECT .
... Father of lights , ” it is implied that things of a différent quality do not come from
that source . A good will , if any thing in our world , is included in St. James's
assertion ; and a bad will is included in other things of a different quality . God
SECT .
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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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