Calvinism and Arminianism Compared in Their Principles and Tendency Or the Doctrines of General Redemption: As Held by the Members of the Church of England, and by the Early Dutch Arminians, Exhibited in Their Scriptural Evidence, and Their Connection with the Civil and Religious Liberties of Mankind, Volume 2 |
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Page 384
... common sense , if these passages do not contain " a direct application to events that were then recent : " But the innocent and unsuspecting biographer says , " Extremely little of this occurs . " I shall only give another sentence from ...
... common sense , if these passages do not contain " a direct application to events that were then recent : " But the innocent and unsuspecting biographer says , " Extremely little of this occurs . " I shall only give another sentence from ...
Page 386
... common - wealth . These having seem- 6 ingly divided themselves , and having really divided the Houses , and cap- tivated their respective parties ' judgement , —teaching them by an implicit faith , Jurare in verba Magistri , to pin ...
... common - wealth . These having seem- 6 ingly divided themselves , and having really divided the Houses , and cap- tivated their respective parties ' judgement , —teaching them by an implicit faith , Jurare in verba Magistri , to pin ...
Page 389
... common bond of union except that of lax and variable church - government , as separate congregations : They were as bigotted and intolerant as the Presbyterians ; but they had discovered by experience that there was no better plan for ...
... common bond of union except that of lax and variable church - government , as separate congregations : They were as bigotted and intolerant as the Presbyterians ; but they had discovered by experience that there was no better plan for ...
Page 391
... common master , and of his immediate fol- lowers . < Presbyterian members , and some of all other factions in religion , who did all promise themselves some liberty and indulgence for their several parties , yet they all professed great ...
... common master , and of his immediate fol- lowers . < Presbyterian members , and some of all other factions in religion , who did all promise themselves some liberty and indulgence for their several parties , yet they all professed great ...
Page 392
... Common Prayer ( with which very few had ever been acquainted or heard it read ) would very much offend the people , and give great interruption to the composing the peace of the kingdom . ' This was urged in the House of Commons by ...
... Common Prayer ( with which very few had ever been acquainted or heard it read ) would very much offend the people , and give great interruption to the composing the peace of the kingdom . ' This was urged in the House of Commons by ...
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