The Works of George Campbell, Band 1T. Tegg, 1840 |
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... faith , not on reason ; that is , our faith is founded on our faith ; in other words , it has no foundation , it is a mere chimera , the creature of a distempered brain . I say not , on the contrary , that our most holy religion is ...
... faith , not on reason ; that is , our faith is founded on our faith ; in other words , it has no foundation , it is a mere chimera , the creature of a distempered brain . I say not , on the contrary , that our most holy religion is ...
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... faith , so far from conducing to their happiness , becomes an instrument of their misery . They hate the doctrine ... faith which is available in God's account , that it is a faith which worketh by love , Gal . v . 6. Every other ...
... faith , so far from conducing to their happiness , becomes an instrument of their misery . They hate the doctrine ... faith which is available in God's account , that it is a faith which worketh by love , Gal . v . 6. Every other ...
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... faith is holy writ , that baptism is of greater efficacy under the new economy than circumcision was under the old . That this ceremony was essential to a state of acceptance with God , was the doctrine of many Jewish Rabbies , and of ...
... faith is holy writ , that baptism is of greater efficacy under the new economy than circumcision was under the old . That this ceremony was essential to a state of acceptance with God , was the doctrine of many Jewish Rabbies , and of ...
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