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What ! supposing the truth be ascertained , and one of the most radical of all
truths . How can v you prove to me , adds the querist , that any truth , 1 especially
any primary truth in morals , is unprofitable . SECT . III . Quotations doubtful only
in ...
What ! supposing the truth be ascertained , and one of the most radical of all
truths . How can v you prove to me , adds the querist , that any truth , 1 especially
any primary truth in morals , is unprofitable . SECT . III . Quotations doubtful only
in ...
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tural , is the following assertion of ATHANASIUS : « “ For the knowledge , and
accurate compre• hension of the way of truth , we have need of nothing but
ourselves . ” How different from the language , and how opposite to the meaning
of an ...
tural , is the following assertion of ATHANASIUS : « “ For the knowledge , and
accurate compre• hension of the way of truth , we have need of nothing but
ourselves . ” How different from the language , and how opposite to the meaning
of an ...
Page 431
theological truth . It would be difficult to find any thing among the most injudicious
declaimers of the present day , however illiterate , of a tendency more injurious to
divine truth , or more dangerous to the souls of men , than this passage and the ...
theological truth . It would be difficult to find any thing among the most injudicious
declaimers of the present day , however illiterate , of a tendency more injurious to
divine truth , or more dangerous to the souls of men , than this passage and the ...
Page 538
Thus infidel principles are embraced by many , in order to obtain a quieter retreat
from the reproaches of truth , the light of which they cannot or will not endure ,
because they are determined to make no costly sacrifices , to renounce no carnal
...
Thus infidel principles are embraced by many , in order to obtain a quieter retreat
from the reproaches of truth , the light of which they cannot or will not endure ,
because they are determined to make no costly sacrifices , to renounce no carnal
...
Page 539
An enquirer after truth , ( and the same is applicable to a controvertist , ) if he
would prove successful , should be candid , open and ingenuous . No
concealments of the force of an objection , no evasion , no caricatures . Every
thing of this sort ...
An enquirer after truth , ( and the same is applicable to a controvertist , ) if he
would prove successful , should be candid , open and ingenuous . No
concealments of the force of an objection , no evasion , no caricatures . Every
thing of this sort ...
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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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