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... Chriftian Fathers treated the wifdom of the ancient philo- fophers with respect , only fo far as they judged it to have been derived from divine revelation . The high regard , which many of them express for the Platonic doctrine , and ...
... Chriftian Fathers treated the wifdom of the ancient philo- fophers with respect , only fo far as they judged it to have been derived from divine revelation . The high regard , which many of them express for the Platonic doctrine , and ...
Page 358
... Chriftian church were borrowed from thofe of the Jewish fynagogue , the elders and deacons being the fame in both . And notwithstanding all the dif- ferences of opinion and practice amongst Chriftians , from the time of the apostles to ...
... Chriftian church were borrowed from thofe of the Jewish fynagogue , the elders and deacons being the fame in both . And notwithstanding all the dif- ferences of opinion and practice amongst Chriftians , from the time of the apostles to ...
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... Chriftian . Before the end of the first century , as we have already feen , this herefy had already infected the Jews very deeply . Be- fore the beginning of the fecond , as we fhall immediately fee , it was conveyed by the Jews to the ...
... Chriftian . Before the end of the first century , as we have already feen , this herefy had already infected the Jews very deeply . Be- fore the beginning of the fecond , as we fhall immediately fee , it was conveyed by the Jews to the ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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