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Page 153
The epistles , therefore , being all written to those who were already believers
and christians , the occasion and end of writing them could not be to instruct them
in that which was necessary to make them christians . This , it is plain , they knew
...
The epistles , therefore , being all written to those who were already believers
and christians , the occasion and end of writing them could not be to instruct them
in that which was necessary to make them christians . This , it is plain , they knew
...
Page 183
In my reply to him , I have endeavoured , as much as his objections would allow
me , to bring him to the subject - matter of my book , and the merits of the cause ;
though his peculiar way of writing controversy has made it necessary for me in ...
In my reply to him , I have endeavoured , as much as his objections would allow
me , to bring him to the subject - matter of my book , and the merits of the cause ;
though his peculiar way of writing controversy has made it necessary for me in ...
Page 211
... Vindication , you attribute it “ to the goodness and condescension of the
Almighty , " that he requires nothing , as absolutely necessary to be “ believed ,
but what is suited to vulgar capacities , and “ the comprehension of illiterate men ,
” p .
... Vindication , you attribute it “ to the goodness and condescension of the
Almighty , " that he requires nothing , as absolutely necessary to be “ believed ,
but what is suited to vulgar capacities , and “ the comprehension of illiterate men ,
” p .
Page 214
169 , I asked him , “ Whether just these , neither more nor less , ” were those
necessary articles ? To which we have his answer , “ Socinianism un“ 214 A
Second Vindication of the some of them in every page; but to transcribe ...
169 , I asked him , “ Whether just these , neither more nor less , ” were those
necessary articles ? To which we have his answer , “ Socinianism un“ 214 A
Second Vindication of the some of them in every page; but to transcribe ...
Page 215
... which the scripture , upon a diligent search , seemed to me to require as
necessary , and only necessary ; I shall not lose my time in examining what
another says against those fundamentals , which I have gathered out of the
preach . ings of ...
... which the scripture , upon a diligent search , seemed to me to require as
necessary , and only necessary ; I shall not lose my time in examining what
another says against those fundamentals , which I have gathered out of the
preach . ings of ...
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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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