Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr. William Whiston, Containing Memoirs of Several of His Friends Also, Del 1–2 |
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my Father , in a Note I lately made upon a Passage in Sir William Dugdale's Short
View of the late Troubles of England , page 473 , I shall bere add that Note . He
there sets down my Father's Name in a Lift of Clergymen of the County of ...
my Father , in a Note I lately made upon a Passage in Sir William Dugdale's Short
View of the late Troubles of England , page 473 , I shall bere add that Note . He
there sets down my Father's Name in a Lift of Clergymen of the County of ...
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I also remember his Observation on Mr Hoord's Book concerning God's Love to
Mankind , as the first that began to set aside the Calvinists Unhappy Scheme of
Election and Reprobation in England , which till then was the current Opinion of ...
I also remember his Observation on Mr Hoord's Book concerning God's Love to
Mankind , as the first that began to set aside the Calvinists Unhappy Scheme of
Election and Reprobation in England , which till then was the current Opinion of ...
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that this Bishop seemed to think the Church of England , as it just then happend
to be , established by modern Laws and Canons , came down from Heaven , with
the Athanasian Creed in its Hand . Accordingly I believe my late Lord of London ...
that this Bishop seemed to think the Church of England , as it just then happend
to be , established by modern Laws and Canons , came down from Heaven , with
the Athanasian Creed in its Hand . Accordingly I believe my late Lord of London ...
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As for myself , I think it best generally to communicate , as a Layman , with the
Church of England , while they permit me to do so , and yet to join no farther than
my Con . science gives me Leave ; only we have many Years made up a few ...
As for myself , I think it best generally to communicate , as a Layman , with the
Church of England , while they permit me to do so , and yet to join no farther than
my Con . science gives me Leave ; only we have many Years made up a few ...
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... should appear so grosly unacquainted with primitive Christianity , as distinct
from the present Settlement of the Church of England , whereby the great Light
afforded by Dr. Clarke might have been carried on nearer to Perfection , and to
the ...
... should appear so grosly unacquainted with primitive Christianity , as distinct
from the present Settlement of the Church of England , whereby the great Light
afforded by Dr. Clarke might have been carried on nearer to Perfection , and to
the ...
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Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr. William Whiston: Containing ..., Del 1–2 William Whiston Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1753 |
Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr. William Whiston: Containing Memoirs ... William Whiston Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1753 |
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