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... favour on the ground of the uprightness of his design , as well as on the score of the laborious attention which he has given to the subject . Though he boldly adventures to shake the faith in which we and our fore - fathers were ...
... favour on the ground of the uprightness of his design , as well as on the score of the laborious attention which he has given to the subject . Though he boldly adventures to shake the faith in which we and our fore - fathers were ...
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... favour of the pre - existence . It is granted that the style of John and of Paul is often highly figurative , and that our Lord is represented by the former as using metaphors of the most obscure and repulsive kind , such as " eating ...
... favour of the pre - existence . It is granted that the style of John and of Paul is often highly figurative , and that our Lord is represented by the former as using metaphors of the most obscure and repulsive kind , such as " eating ...
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... favour of this doctrine , may at least be regarded as neutral . It is one of those passages of which no use can be made in deciding the controversy . " Will any of Mr. B.'s opponents subscribe to the last sentence of this extract ? Can ...
... favour of this doctrine , may at least be regarded as neutral . It is one of those passages of which no use can be made in deciding the controversy . " Will any of Mr. B.'s opponents subscribe to the last sentence of this extract ? Can ...
Contenido
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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