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Page 51
... was nothing but this , that “ Jesus “ was the Messiah : " I mean , this was all the
doctrine they proposed to be believed : for what they taught , as well as our
Saviour , contained a great deal more ; but that concerned practice , and not
belief .
... was nothing but this , that “ Jesus “ was the Messiah : " I mean , this was all the
doctrine they proposed to be believed : for what they taught , as well as our
Saviour , contained a great deal more ; but that concerned practice , and not
belief .
Page 225
When you have answered this question , we shall then see which of us two is
nearest the right : but if you shall forbear railing , which , I fear , you take for
arguing , against that summary of faith , which our Saviour and his apostles
taught , and ...
When you have answered this question , we shall then see which of us two is
nearest the right : but if you shall forbear railing , which , I fear , you take for
arguing , against that summary of faith , which our Saviour and his apostles
taught , and ...
Page 227
... if it were not so , but that in other places they taught other things , that would not
prove that those other things were articles of faith , absolutely necessarily
required to be believed to make a man a christian , unless it had been so said .
... if it were not so , but that in other places they taught other things , that would not
prove that those other things were articles of faith , absolutely necessarily
required to be believed to make a man a christian , unless it had been so said .
Page 257
... not against any thing I had said , but against an untruth of his own setting up .
Towards the latter end of the paragraph , p . 40 , he has these words : “ It is
manifest , that the apostles in their epistles , taught “ fundamentals ; which is
contrary to ...
... not against any thing I had said , but against an untruth of his own setting up .
Towards the latter end of the paragraph , p . 40 , he has these words : “ It is
manifest , that the apostles in their epistles , taught “ fundamentals ; which is
contrary to ...
Page 293
... in his reply , I will here offer again to his consideration : “ Convince but men of
the mis“ sion of Jesus Christ ; make them but see the truth , simplicity and
reasonableness of what he himself “ hath taught , and required to be believed by
his fol“ ...
... in his reply , I will here offer again to his consideration : “ Convince but men of
the mis“ sion of Jesus Christ ; make them but see the truth , simplicity and
reasonableness of what he himself “ hath taught , and required to be believed by
his fol“ ...
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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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