...consistently with its general principles of mildness and toleration, if it had not adopted the damnatory clauses of the Athanasian creed. Though I firmly believe...unnecessary and presumptuous to say, That " except every one Jo keep them 'whole and undefiled t without doubt te thall perish evcrlaitingly." On the articles of...

...consistently with its general principles of mildness and toleration, if it had not adopted the damnatory clauses of the Athanasian creed. Though I firmly believe...themselves of this creed are all founded in Scripture, I canEot but conceive it to be both unnecessary and presumptuous to say, That " except every one do keep...

...that the doctrines of this creed are all founded in Scripture, 1 cannot but conceive it to be Loth unnecessary and presumptuous to say, that • except every one do keep them whole and nndefiled, without doubt In shall perish everlastingly,' &c."~ ElcmcuU «f Theology, vol. ii. p. 222....

...consistently with its general principles of mildness and toleration, if it had not adopted the damnatory clauses of the Athanasian Creed. Though I firmly believe...that the doctrines themselves of this Creed are all found in Scripture, I cannot but conceive it both unnecessary and presumptuous to say, that " except...

...consistently with the general principles of mildness and toleration, if it had not adopted the damnqtory clauses of the Athanasian creed ! Though I firmly believe, that the doctrines of this creed are all founded, in Scripture, I cannot but conceive it to be both unnecessary and presumptuous...

...adopted the damnatory clauses of the Athanasian creed ! Though I firmly believe, that the doctrines of this creed are all founded in Scripture, I cannot...and presumptuous to say, that " except every one do kocp them Avhole and undefiled, without doubt he shall perish everlastingly." Mr. Broughton, in his...

...adopted the damnatory claufes, of the Athanafian creed ! Though I firmly believe, that the doftrines of this creed, are all founded in Scripture, I cannot but conceive it to be both unneccjfary and prefumptuous to fay, that " except every one do keep them whole and undefiledr without...

...consistently with its general principles of mildness and toleration, if it had not adopted the damnatory clauses of the Athanasian Creed. Though I firmly believe...say, that " except every one do keep them whole and undefiled, without doubt he shall perish everlastingly." As different practical duties are required...

...to Burnet — " I wish we were well rid of it." — The present Bishop of Lincoln hath declared-^-" I cannot but conceive it to be both unnecessary and...say, that except every one do keep them whole and undefiled, without doubt he shall perish everlastingly" — and our VENERABLE MONARCH is said, when...

...Tomline, in his Elements of Theology, speaking of it says, "Though 1 firmly believe that the doctrines of this Creed are all founded in Scripture, I cannot...undefined, without doubt he shall perish everlastingly."* On the other hand, the judicious Hooker observes, that " The very Creed of Afhanasius, and that sacred...