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The first object is manifestly to - make him of the party , the second to make him a
christian , or compounding both views together , to make him , just such a
christian , and so far only , as is compatible with the principles of the party . The
effect ...
The first object is manifestly to - make him of the party , the second to make him a
christian , or compounding both views together , to make him , just such a
christian , and so far only , as is compatible with the principles of the party . The
effect ...
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As one principal distinction , especially in those parties or factions which are
considered as approaching nearest to one ... performance falls under his
consideration , in order that he may discover whether he be a genuine son of the
party .
As one principal distinction , especially in those parties or factions which are
considered as approaching nearest to one ... performance falls under his
consideration , in order that he may discover whether he be a genuine son of the
party .
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parties may with the greatest justice be concluded . Do but consider the matter
impartially . How are those of a different party affected by the mention of our
being saved by faith , of the necessity of divine grace , of election , regeneration ,
and ...
parties may with the greatest justice be concluded . Do but consider the matter
impartially . How are those of a different party affected by the mention of our
being saved by faith , of the necessity of divine grace , of election , regeneration ,
and ...
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All the various sects or parties in religion have been often accused of using a
peculiar dialect of their own , when speaking on religious subjects , which though
familiar to the votaries of the party , appears extremely uncouth to others .
All the various sects or parties in religion have been often accused of using a
peculiar dialect of their own , when speaking on religious subjects , which though
familiar to the votaries of the party , appears extremely uncouth to others .
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It is indeed solely to be imputed to that jealousy , which party spirit and our
unhappy divi . sions in religious matters have produced , that this futile manner
owes its origin . In consequence of this party spirit , many hearers whose minds
are ...
It is indeed solely to be imputed to that jealousy , which party spirit and our
unhappy divi . sions in religious matters have produced , that this futile manner
owes its origin . In consequence of this party spirit , many hearers whose minds
are ...
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| Titre | Lectures on Systematic Theology and Pulpit Eloquence |
| Auteur | George Campbell |
| Éditeur | W. Wells and T. B. Wait & Company, 1810 |
| Original provenant de | Université de Harvard |
| Numérisé | 3 sept. 2008 |
| Longueur | 333 pages |
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