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... Christian law of universal be- nevolence , both in the domeftic exercife of civil authority , and in their ... Christianity is an excellent rule of private conduct , its moral maxims are too ftrict to be applied in the management of ...
... Christian law of universal be- nevolence , both in the domeftic exercife of civil authority , and in their ... Christianity is an excellent rule of private conduct , its moral maxims are too ftrict to be applied in the management of ...
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... Christian law of universal be- nevolence , both in the domeftic exercife of civil authority , and in their ... Christianity is an excellent rule of private conduct , its moral maxims are too ftrict to be applied in the management of ...
... Christian law of universal be- nevolence , both in the domeftic exercife of civil authority , and in their ... Christianity is an excellent rule of private conduct , its moral maxims are too ftrict to be applied in the management of ...
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... Christian duty is compared to a conteft in the Olympic games ; a third on the Chriftian warfare , in which the feveral articles of the Christian armour are distinctly defcribed ; a fourth , on the government of the thoughts , -in which ...
... Christian duty is compared to a conteft in the Olympic games ; a third on the Chriftian warfare , in which the feveral articles of the Christian armour are distinctly defcribed ; a fourth , on the government of the thoughts , -in which ...
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