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Page 227
... 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 . Bee cause , if it appears that ever any one was admitted into the
church ...
... 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 . Bee cause , if it appears that ever any one was admitted into the
church ...
Page 256
I must desire him , therefore , to prove what he says , p . 38 , viz . XV . That , “ by
the same argument , that I would “ persuade , that the fundamentals are not to be
“ sought for in the epistles , he can prove that they are not to be sought for in the ...
I must desire him , therefore , to prove what he says , p . 38 , viz . XV . That , “ by
the same argument , that I would “ persuade , that the fundamentals are not to be
“ sought for in the epistles , he can prove that they are not to be sought for in the ...
Page 259
... where they are intermixedly reported in the same history . When he has proved
this , the unmasker will have more reason to tax me with elusion , shuffling , and
feigning , in the reason I gave for not collecting fundamentals out of the epistles .
... where they are intermixedly reported in the same history . When he has proved
this , the unmasker will have more reason to tax me with elusion , shuffling , and
feigning , in the reason I gave for not collecting fundamentals out of the epistles .
Page 372
Whether he has proved that the Son of God , in this confession of the eunuch ,
signifies what he would have , we shall examine by and by . This at least is
demonstration , that this passage of his overturns his principles ; and reduces his
long ...
Whether he has proved that the Son of God , in this confession of the eunuch ,
signifies what he would have , we shall examine by and by . This at least is
demonstration , that this passage of his overturns his principles ; and reduces his
long ...
Page 410
have showed in another place , what that proves ; to which I refer you . In answer
to the creed - maker's question , about his other fundamentals found in the
epistles : “ Why did “ the apostles write these doctrines ? Was it not , that “ those
they ...
have showed in another place , what that proves ; to which I refer you . In answer
to the creed - maker's question , about his other fundamentals found in the
epistles : “ Why did “ the apostles write these doctrines ? Was it not , that “ those
they ...
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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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