The Difficulties of Protestantism ...F. Lucas jr., 1829 - 222 Seiten |
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... divine order of things is , amongst all the variety of unde- niable truths , the most palpable , and manifest . It is , alike , the instinct of nature ; the dictate of rea- son ; and the strongest impulse of the human heart . It is the ...
... divine order of things is , amongst all the variety of unde- niable truths , the most palpable , and manifest . It is , alike , the instinct of nature ; the dictate of rea- son ; and the strongest impulse of the human heart . It is the ...
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... divine wisdom , to be the foundation of the Christian's faith . If , indeed , such is the fact , ther also it is just equally certain , that the principle of re ligion is , at the same time , the very principle of an archy , and ...
... divine wisdom , to be the foundation of the Christian's faith . If , indeed , such is the fact , ther also it is just equally certain , that the principle of re ligion is , at the same time , the very principle of an archy , and ...
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... divine truths in the thoughts of men , precisely as he maintains and preserves thought itself , by the transmission of his sacred word , -preparing , at the same time , for the securi- ty of this transmission , by the institution of a ...
... divine truths in the thoughts of men , precisely as he maintains and preserves thought itself , by the transmission of his sacred word , -preparing , at the same time , for the securi- ty of this transmission , by the institution of a ...
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