The Doctrine of Divine Influence on the Human Mind: Considered, in a Sermon, Published at the Request of Many Persons Who Have Occasionally Heard It (Classic Reprint)

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But though, fpeculatively confidered, the doétrine of necefiity mufi make a part of every general fyftem that is founded on truth, yet, at the fame time, the doétrine of this particular difcourfe is no more necefl'arian than every thing that we can preach and inculcate for the maigood of men is lb and therefore thofe who are not neeefl'arians will find no greater difficulty in admitting the doétrine of this difcourl'e in confiftency with their peenliar principles, than any other tenet in religion or morals. With much more jufiice might it be (aid, that the doétrine of divine prekience is a necefl'arian d'oétrine, which, however, all who pretend to piety, and efpecially all'

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