Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... consequence drawn from this principle , and universally held by antiquity , which was this , that the soul was eternal a parte ante , as well as a parte post , which the Latins well express by the word sempiternus . But when the ...
... consequence drawn from this principle , and universally held by antiquity , which was this , that the soul was eternal a parte ante , as well as a parte post , which the Latins well express by the word sempiternus . But when the ...
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... consequence to the argument as to the existence of a supreme First Cause , whether the constant succession of events ... consequences not less dangerous ; but if he had not the good fortune to conduct metaphy- sicians to the truth , he ...
... consequence to the argument as to the existence of a supreme First Cause , whether the constant succession of events ... consequences not less dangerous ; but if he had not the good fortune to conduct metaphy- sicians to the truth , he ...
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... consequences is surely not a speculative one ; but deeply practical and vital , and must be found to be so in its ... consequence encourages it . In the Socinian view , transgressions of the Divine law are all regarded as venial , or ...
... consequences is surely not a speculative one ; but deeply practical and vital , and must be found to be so in its ... consequence encourages it . In the Socinian view , transgressions of the Divine law are all regarded as venial , or ...
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