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... Christian , p . 57. We censure this as illiberal ; and would moreover ask our author , if this be the teft by which the faith of the firit Christians was tried ? All that was required at the introduction of Christianity , was be ...
... Christian , p . 57. We censure this as illiberal ; and would moreover ask our author , if this be the teft by which the faith of the firit Christians was tried ? All that was required at the introduction of Christianity , was be ...
Pagina 438
... Christian offers up even his private de- votions but as one among many children in the family of the Father of the universe , ' and therefore naturally makes use of the plural form of address . 2. Christ's assurance , that when two or ...
... Christian offers up even his private de- votions but as one among many children in the family of the Father of the universe , ' and therefore naturally makes use of the plural form of address . 2. Christ's assurance , that when two or ...
Pagina 440
... Christian animofity ? ' As to the explanatory and argumentative parts of these Ad- ditions , they may be summed up ... Christ and his apostles , as wholly unnecessary ; fince Chriftianity , till the destruction of Jerusalem , was ...
... Christian animofity ? ' As to the explanatory and argumentative parts of these Ad- ditions , they may be summed up ... Christ and his apostles , as wholly unnecessary ; fince Chriftianity , till the destruction of Jerusalem , was ...
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