A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy LifeJ.M. Dent & Company, 1906 - 355 páginas |
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... suppose holy prayers , and Divine petitions , without a holiness of life suitable to them , as to sup- pose a holy and Divine life without prayers . Let any one therefore think how easily he could confute a man that pretended to great ...
... suppose holy prayers , and Divine petitions , without a holiness of life suitable to them , as to sup- pose a holy and Divine life without prayers . Let any one therefore think how easily he could confute a man that pretended to great ...
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... suppose that we have no need of Divine grace , or that it is in our own power to make ourselves perfect . It only supposes , that through the want of a sincere intention of pleasing God in all our actions we fall into such ...
... suppose that we have no need of Divine grace , or that it is in our own power to make ourselves perfect . It only supposes , that through the want of a sincere intention of pleasing God in all our actions we fall into such ...
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... suppose that God rejects pride in our prayers and alms , but bears with pride in our dress , our persons , or estates , it would be the same thing as to suppose , that God condemns falsehood in some actions , but allows it in others ...
... suppose that God rejects pride in our prayers and alms , but bears with pride in our dress , our persons , or estates , it would be the same thing as to suppose , that God condemns falsehood in some actions , but allows it in others ...
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... suppose that some eminent saint , as , for instance , that the holy Virgin Mary was sent into the world , to be again in a state of trial for a few years , and that you were going to her , to be edified by her great piety ; would you ...
... suppose that some eminent saint , as , for instance , that the holy Virgin Mary was sent into the world , to be again in a state of trial for a few years , and that you were going to her , to be edified by her great piety ; would you ...
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... suppose a fop of great piety , is as much nonsense , as to suppose a coward of great courage . So that all the world agrees in owning , that the use and manner of clothes is a mark of the state of a man's mind , and , consequently ...
... suppose a fop of great piety , is as much nonsense , as to suppose a coward of great courage . So that all the world agrees in owning , that the use and manner of clothes is a mark of the state of a man's mind , and , consequently ...
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