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Page 214
Give me leave now to ask you seriously , Whether these you have “ here set
down under the title of " fundamental doc“ trines , ” are such ( when reduced to
propositions ) that every one of them is required to make a man a chris“ tian , and
such ...
Give me leave now to ask you seriously , Whether these you have “ here set
down under the title of " fundamental doc“ trines , ” are such ( when reduced to
propositions ) that every one of them is required to make a man a chris“ tian , and
such ...
Page 225
Before I leave the passage above cited , I must desire the reader to take notice of
what he says , concerning his list of fundamentals , viz . That “ these his articles of
faith , " necessary to constitute a christian , are such as must , IN SOME ...
Before I leave the passage above cited , I must desire the reader to take notice of
what he says , concerning his list of fundamentals , viz . That “ these his articles of
faith , " necessary to constitute a christian , are such as must , IN SOME ...
Page 275
If the church has no such complete form , besides the apostles creed , any -
where , of fundamental articles ; he will do well to leave talking idly of this abstract
, as he goes on to do in the following words : * But , ” says he , " we are not to
think ...
If the church has no such complete form , besides the apostles creed , any -
where , of fundamental articles ; he will do well to leave talking idly of this abstract
, as he goes on to do in the following words : * But , ” says he , " we are not to
think ...
Page 280
Yet he craves leave to tell me , ” in the following words , p . 48 , “ That the
apostles creed hath more in it “ than I , or my brethren , will subscribe to . ” Were it
not the undoubted privilege of the unmasker to know me better than I do myself , (
for ...
Yet he craves leave to tell me , ” in the following words , p . 48 , “ That the
apostles creed hath more in it “ than I , or my brethren , will subscribe to . ” Were it
not the undoubted privilege of the unmasker to know me better than I do myself , (
for ...
Page 299
61-67 , being spent in showing , why the socinians are for a few articles of faith ,
being a matter that I am not concerned in ; I leave to that forward gentleman to
examine , who examined Mr. Edwards's exceptions against the “ Rea“
sonableness ...
61-67 , being spent in showing , why the socinians are for a few articles of faith ,
being a matter that I am not concerned in ; I leave to that forward gentleman to
examine , who examined Mr. Edwards's exceptions against the “ Rea“
sonableness ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, in Nine Volumes... Volume the First (-ninth): VI., Volume 4 |
| Author | John Locke |
| Edition | 12 |
| Publisher | Stirling and Slade, 1824 |
| Original from | Sapienza University of Rome (Biblioteca di Filosofia) |
| Digitized | 2 May 2013 |
| Length | 436 pages |
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