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... friends . ' Archdeacon Blackburne lived in habits of intimate friendship with Dr. Law , afterward Bishop of Carlisle ; in vindication of whose opinions on the state of the soul between death and the resurrection , he drew forth his pen ...
... friends . ' Archdeacon Blackburne lived in habits of intimate friendship with Dr. Law , afterward Bishop of Carlisle ; in vindication of whose opinions on the state of the soul between death and the resurrection , he drew forth his pen ...
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... friends , could receive no countenance from scripture , but by a licentiousness of interpretation that could not be justified . It was not consistent with Mr. B's friendship for Mr. Lindsey to enter into a formal controversy with him on ...
... friends , could receive no countenance from scripture , but by a licentiousness of interpretation that could not be justified . It was not consistent with Mr. B's friendship for Mr. Lindsey to enter into a formal controversy with him on ...
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... friends and admirers derided for credulity . Here was another source of chagrin , -he not only stood committed with the world for a mistake , not to say a deception , ( which would be wrong ) but all the wi dom and learning of the ...
... friends and admirers derided for credulity . Here was another source of chagrin , -he not only stood committed with the world for a mistake , not to say a deception , ( which would be wrong ) but all the wi dom and learning of the ...
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