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... called Chriftians do , whatever we think of Christianity at large , we draw conclufions against their fyftems . ' In the fame free and animated manner , the author expatiates on the influence of fubfcription on the exercife of the ...
... called Chriftians do , whatever we think of Christianity at large , we draw conclufions against their fyftems . ' In the fame free and animated manner , the author expatiates on the influence of fubfcription on the exercife of the ...
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... called Quakers cannot fo fully unite with the Methodists , in their Miffions to the Negroes in the Weft- India ... called and repent unto life ; and another , The certainty , peace , joy , growth , and perfeverance , attending the called ...
... called Quakers cannot fo fully unite with the Methodists , in their Miffions to the Negroes in the Weft- India ... called and repent unto life ; and another , The certainty , peace , joy , growth , and perfeverance , attending the called ...
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... called the metaphyfical meaning of the word ; and fuch caufes may be called metaphyfical or efficient causes.- In natural philofophy , however , when we speak of one thing being the cause of another , all that we mean is , that the two ...
... called the metaphyfical meaning of the word ; and fuch caufes may be called metaphyfical or efficient causes.- In natural philofophy , however , when we speak of one thing being the cause of another , all that we mean is , that the two ...
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