Theology: Explained and Defended, in a Series of SermonsT. Tegg, 1824 - Theology |
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... religion greatly , if not wholly , in such feelings of the mind as are rarely or never followed by any of those ... religion ; but I will say , that , so far , they furnish little reason why others should believe them religious . Real ...
... religion greatly , if not wholly , in such feelings of the mind as are rarely or never followed by any of those ... religion ; but I will say , that , so far , they furnish little reason why others should believe them religious . Real ...
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... religion as truly as in his natural endow- ments or acquisitions . Declension in religion , I need not say , furnishes a melancholy evidence that we are not religious . It is no less obvious that a regular progress in its various graces ...
... religion as truly as in his natural endow- ments or acquisitions . Declension in religion , I need not say , furnishes a melancholy evidence that we are not religious . It is no less obvious that a regular progress in its various graces ...
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... religion . Most of the countries in which they settled embraced their idolatry at early periods . At a very early period we find it the religion of the ancestors of Abraham in Chaldea . These were descendants of Shem , who outlived ...
... religion . Most of the countries in which they settled embraced their idolatry at early periods . At a very early period we find it the religion of the ancestors of Abraham in Chaldea . These were descendants of Shem , who outlived ...
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SERMON | 3 |
the ancient Christians Jews and Heathen Isa xlviii 16 3 | 21 |
Regeneration Agency of the Holy Ghost Tit iii 5 | 35 |
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