Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... distinct quality ; and which no man can say is a mere negation , ) cannot pos sibly be so .. " Having therefore thus demonstrated , that if perception or intelligence be supposed to be a distinct quality or perfection , ( though even ...
... distinct quality ; and which no man can say is a mere negation , ) cannot pos sibly be so .. " Having therefore thus demonstrated , that if perception or intelligence be supposed to be a distinct quality or perfection , ( though even ...
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... distinct persons , and which we take most unequivocally to characterize personality , are ascribed to each . The Scripture doctrine therefore is , that the persons are not separate , but distinct ; that they “ are united persons , or ...
... distinct persons , and which we take most unequivocally to characterize personality , are ascribed to each . The Scripture doctrine therefore is , that the persons are not separate , but distinct ; that they “ are united persons , or ...
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... distinct , eternal spirits , or distinct intelligent hypostases , each . having his own distinct , singular , intelligent nature , united in such an inexplicable manner , as that upon account of their perfect harmony , consent , and ...
... distinct , eternal spirits , or distinct intelligent hypostases , each . having his own distinct , singular , intelligent nature , united in such an inexplicable manner , as that upon account of their perfect harmony , consent , and ...
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