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Page 93
After having pointed out how completely at variance the doctrine which he combats is with the whole tenor of Scripture , and with the very idea of divine justice , he thus concludes : If there are in nature any such monsters as can wish ...
After having pointed out how completely at variance the doctrine which he combats is with the whole tenor of Scripture , and with the very idea of divine justice , he thus concludes : If there are in nature any such monsters as can wish ...
Page 173
When we arrive at the chapter on the Will , which introduces the discussion of the doctrines of Liberty and Necessity ... the are guments in favour of philosophical liberty , and to establish the doctrine of philosophical necessity .
When we arrive at the chapter on the Will , which introduces the discussion of the doctrines of Liberty and Necessity ... the are guments in favour of philosophical liberty , and to establish the doctrine of philosophical necessity .
Page 439
... that the doctrines of the Articles are interwoven in the forms of Public Worship , and that there is a perfect ... he proceeds ' to compare so many and such parts of the Liturgy with the true Calvinistic doctrine , as will fully ...
... that the doctrines of the Articles are interwoven in the forms of Public Worship , and that there is a perfect ... he proceeds ' to compare so many and such parts of the Liturgy with the true Calvinistic doctrine , as will fully ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1803 |
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