Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... authority . From this distinction , the relative importance of the external and the internal evidence of a revelation may be farther illustrated . Rational evidence of the doctrines proposed to us , when it can be had , goes to ...
... authority . From this distinction , the relative importance of the external and the internal evidence of a revelation may be farther illustrated . Rational evidence of the doctrines proposed to us , when it can be had , goes to ...
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... authority has been contemned , and whose will has been resisted , which shall know no miti . gation in their degree , nor bound to their duration ; and if an end , supremely great and benevolent , can commend any procedure to us , the ...
... authority has been contemned , and whose will has been resisted , which shall know no miti . gation in their degree , nor bound to their duration ; and if an end , supremely great and benevolent , can commend any procedure to us , the ...
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... authority in the united name , and the authority is , therefore , equal . It supposes faith , that is , not merely belief , but , as the object of religious profession and adherence , trust in each , or collectively in the one name ...
... authority in the united name , and the authority is , therefore , equal . It supposes faith , that is , not merely belief , but , as the object of religious profession and adherence , trust in each , or collectively in the one name ...
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