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... seem to command any beinous wick- edness or crime , or to forbid that which is profitable and beneficial to others , it is figurative . For example , Ex- cept re eat the feet of the Sonof man and drink his blond , ye have no life in you ...
... seem to command any beinous wick- edness or crime , or to forbid that which is profitable and beneficial to others , it is figurative . For example , Ex- cept re eat the feet of the Sonof man and drink his blond , ye have no life in you ...
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... , and wing Bacchus , we ufe but the common language ; but do you think any man fo mad as to believe that which he eats to be God ? E 2 It orum 1. 3 . 34 CA DISCOURSE . It seems he could not believe against Tranfubitantiation . 33.
... , and wing Bacchus , we ufe but the common language ; but do you think any man fo mad as to believe that which he eats to be God ? E 2 It orum 1. 3 . 34 CA DISCOURSE . It seems he could not believe against Tranfubitantiation . 33.
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John Tillotson. 34 CA DISCOURSE . It seems he could not believe that fo extravagant a fol- ly had ever entred into the mind of man . It is a very fevere faying of Averroes the Arabian Philofopher ( who lived after this Doctrine was ...
John Tillotson. 34 CA DISCOURSE . It seems he could not believe that fo extravagant a fol- ly had ever entred into the mind of man . It is a very fevere faying of Averroes the Arabian Philofopher ( who lived after this Doctrine was ...
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