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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 disown ...... 290 III . Some which are peculiar to other ...
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 disown ...... 290 III . Some which are peculiar to other ...
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On the different subjects debated , many things are advanced by his Lordship which are maintained alike by himself , and by those whom he professedly opposes . It would be impertinent to enlarge on those things ; and to dwell minutely ...
On the different subjects debated , many things are advanced by his Lordship which are maintained alike by himself , and by those whom he professedly opposes . It would be impertinent to enlarge on those things ; and to dwell minutely ...
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... and destitute of that holiness without which no man shall see the Lord : though perceiving , and in some respects approving of better things , they may be the slaves of sin , totally averse from the yoke of Christ , and prevailingly ...
... and destitute of that holiness without which no man shall see the Lord : though perceiving , and in some respects approving of better things , they may be the slaves of sin , totally averse from the yoke of Christ , and prevailingly ...
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When we apprehend the disposition to be evil , we always expect , other things being equal , the will to be influenced by it to unworthy ends . On the contrary , when we apprehend the disposition to be good , we expect the will to be ...
When we apprehend the disposition to be evil , we always expect , other things being equal , the will to be influenced by it to unworthy ends . On the contrary , when we apprehend the disposition to be good , we expect the will to be ...
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His words are these : “ The inhabitants of Samaria , by giving heed to the preaching of Philip , and by seeing the miracles he performed , believed the things which he spake concerning the kingdom of God , and the name of Jesus Christ ...
His words are these : “ The inhabitants of Samaria , by giving heed to the preaching of Philip , and by seeing the miracles he performed , believed the things which he spake concerning the kingdom of God , and the name of Jesus Christ ...
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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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