A General View of the Arguments for the Unity of God: And Against the Divinity and Pre-existence of Christ, from Reason, from the Scriptures, and from History |
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... ftill be three Gods ; and to fay that they are only one God is as much a contradiction , as to fay that three men , though they differ from one another as much as three men can do , are not three men , but only one man . 10 If 3 against ...
... ftill be three Gods ; and to fay that they are only one God is as much a contradiction , as to fay that three men , though they differ from one another as much as three men can do , are not three men , but only one man . 10 If 3 against ...
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... common people in the time of Tertulli- an , it had been more general ftill before that time , and probably univerfal in the apoftolical age 23 against the divinity of Chrift . age . Athanafius AND To quisik - odt turing .
... common people in the time of Tertulli- an , it had been more general ftill before that time , and probably univerfal in the apoftolical age 23 against the divinity of Chrift . age . Athanafius AND To quisik - odt turing .
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... ftill they did not fuppofe it to have been a creation out of nothing . It was only a new mo- dification of what existed before . For God , they faid , was always , hoyx , or had within him that principle which afterwards affumed a ...
... ftill they did not fuppofe it to have been a creation out of nothing . It was only a new mo- dification of what existed before . For God , they faid , was always , hoyx , or had within him that principle which afterwards affumed a ...
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affert that Chrift alfo alluded antient apoftles Arguments from reafon Arian hypothefis Befides book of Acts Chrift's preexistence church circumftances clafs claſs creature death derived divinity of Chrift doctrine of Chrift's eaſily Ebionites eſpecially exiſted expreffions exprefsly faid faith fame definition applies Father favour fcheme fecond felf fenfe feveral accounts fhall fhould fimply firft fome particular name fpeak ftate ftill fubject fuch fuffering fufficient fuperior fuppofed fuppofition fupported Gentiles given glory Gnoftics God the Father heaven herefy himſelf hypothefes from fcripture itſelf Jefus Chrift Jewish chriftians Jews JOHN JOHN xiv JOHN xvii leaft Lord maker Maxim 12 Maxims of Hiftorical moft moſt muft muſt object occafion oldeft opinions pafs particular opinion Plato poffeffed poffibly preexift prefent prefumed preme pretended proper unitarians put all things refpect refurrection reprefents Socinian ſpeaking ſtate Summary View Tertullian themfelves ther theſe thofe thoſe opinions thou three perfons tion Trinitarian hypothefis tural unlearned chriftians