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... God ; because nothing hindered him from it but what he could not help , - his misery and his weak- ness , which being imperfections merely natural , which God never punishes , he stands fair for a blessing of his morality , which God ...
... God ; because nothing hindered him from it but what he could not help , - his misery and his weak- ness , which being imperfections merely natural , which God never punishes , he stands fair for a blessing of his morality , which God ...
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... God , of the immortality of man , of the purpose of the present life , of the character here to be formed , and of our condition in a future state as depending on our present conduct . There are many , indeed , to be considered as ...
... God , of the immortality of man , of the purpose of the present life , of the character here to be formed , and of our condition in a future state as depending on our present conduct . There are many , indeed , to be considered as ...
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... God's immediate and miraculous superintendence , for the immediate purpose of being used and easi- ly understood by all Christians in all coun- tries and in all ages , of course apply to writ- ings of so peculiar a character a mode of ...
... God's immediate and miraculous superintendence , for the immediate purpose of being used and easi- ly understood by all Christians in all coun- tries and in all ages , of course apply to writ- ings of so peculiar a character a mode of ...
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... God and a belief of a future state ; and that it is not supposable that God should make a revelation merely for the purpose of teaching what he had enabled us by our nat- ural faculties to discover . To this objection it may be replied ...
... God and a belief of a future state ; and that it is not supposable that God should make a revelation merely for the purpose of teaching what he had enabled us by our nat- ural faculties to discover . To this objection it may be replied ...
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... God , we believe that not much is to be found in what they have left us of their opinions , which , when properly under- stood , may be brought to prove that they had a correct idea of one supreme and infinite Being . But these are ...
... God , we believe that not much is to be found in what they have left us of their opinions , which , when properly under- stood , may be brought to prove that they had a correct idea of one supreme and infinite Being . But these are ...
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