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... consider all religious principles what- ever , and all forms of worship , even those which are of divine institution , as of little or no importance . It is from this cause , I am afraid , Crispus , and not merely from a better ...
... consider all religious principles what- ever , and all forms of worship , even those which are of divine institution , as of little or no importance . It is from this cause , I am afraid , Crispus , and not merely from a better ...
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... consider the belief of them as essentially necessary to the enjoyment of good neighbour- hood , or any of the just or kind offices of civil society , I should certainly answer in the negative . Benevolence is good will to men ; and as ...
... consider the belief of them as essentially necessary to the enjoyment of good neighbour- hood , or any of the just or kind offices of civil society , I should certainly answer in the negative . Benevolence is good will to men ; and as ...
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... consider as the first and most fundamen- tal principle of true religion ? Gaius . Unless I except the existence of God , perhaps none is more deserving of those epithets than his moral character . Crispus . What do you mean by the moral ...
... consider as the first and most fundamen- tal principle of true religion ? Gaius . Unless I except the existence of God , perhaps none is more deserving of those epithets than his moral character . Crispus . What do you mean by the moral ...
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... consider the Divine Being as a great genius , as a fine architect , and survey his works with admiration ; but his moral excellence , which constitutes the chief glory of his nature , has no charms in their eyes . But if that which ...
... consider the Divine Being as a great genius , as a fine architect , and survey his works with admiration ; but his moral excellence , which constitutes the chief glory of his nature , has no charms in their eyes . But if that which ...
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... consider man as a free - agent ? Gaius . Certainly ; to deny this , would be to deny that we are accountable to the God that made us Necessarians and anti - ne- cessarians have disputed wherein free - agency consists ; but the thing ...
... consider man as a free - agent ? Gaius . Certainly ; to deny this , would be to deny that we are accountable to the God that made us Necessarians and anti - ne- cessarians have disputed wherein free - agency consists ; but the thing ...
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answer Antinomian Apostle appear Archippus Arminian atonement backsliding believe blessed called character Christian church Church of England conduct connexions conscience consider consists creatures Crispus death depravity desire divine doctrine duty earth Epaphras eternal evangelical evil exhort faith Father favour feel flesh former free-agency Gaius glory God's godly gospel grace ground hath hear heart heaven Holy Spirit honour hope idea imputed Israel Jesus Christ Jews justice Lord Jesus manifest means ment mercy mind ministers moral law nature ness never obedience object ourselves peace perceive perish persons Peter Pharisee pray prayer preaching principles profess prove punishment received redemption render repentance respect revealed righteousness salvation saved Saviour self-righteous sermon sinners sins Socinian soul speak spiritual pride supposed Ten Commandments thee things thou thought tion total depravity true religion truth unbelievers unto whole wicked word