The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1818 - Books |
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Page 110
... doctrine of assurance ' as at variance with every principle of natural and revealed religion : ' but we would humbly request permission to ask how the doctrine which he himself in- culcates , of innate depravity or a debased and tainted ...
... doctrine of assurance ' as at variance with every principle of natural and revealed religion : ' but we would humbly request permission to ask how the doctrine which he himself in- culcates , of innate depravity or a debased and tainted ...
Page 266
... doctrine imperfectly or incorrectly is surely no proof that he did not borrow it from another writer : it proves only that , however he came by it , he did not thoroughly understand it , or could not convey his con- ception of it to ...
... doctrine imperfectly or incorrectly is surely no proof that he did not borrow it from another writer : it proves only that , however he came by it , he did not thoroughly understand it , or could not convey his con- ception of it to ...
Page 387
... doctrine which he ascribes to his opponents , we would by no means be supposed to imply that this refutation extends ... doctrine so forcibly main- tained in the passage last quoted ? -a doctrine which calls on Cc 2 us us to ...
... doctrine which he ascribes to his opponents , we would by no means be supposed to imply that this refutation extends ... doctrine so forcibly main- tained in the passage last quoted ? -a doctrine which calls on Cc 2 us us to ...
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