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... Use and Benefit it is chiefly defign'd , who will be ready to lay hold of all Pretences , to avoid the being convinced of what they have fo little mind to believe . They will be apt to fay , That if the Truth of Religion be fo certain ...
... Use and Benefit it is chiefly defign'd , who will be ready to lay hold of all Pretences , to avoid the being convinced of what they have fo little mind to believe . They will be apt to fay , That if the Truth of Religion be fo certain ...
Page xi
... the Practice and Authority of others . And it is hard to believe , that Men who think at all , can think as they speak , when they make use of this Objection . Will Will any Man fuppofe , that Tempe rance doth not The Preface . xi CHA P.
... the Practice and Authority of others . And it is hard to believe , that Men who think at all , can think as they speak , when they make use of this Objection . Will Will any Man fuppofe , that Tempe rance doth not The Preface . xi CHA P.
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... use them but to do mif- chief . And there is nothing fo plain , but it may be rendred difficult and obfcure to many Men , by long and fubtile Difputes . If great numbers of Men should write concerning the Sun's Heat and Light , and ...
... use them but to do mif- chief . And there is nothing fo plain , but it may be rendred difficult and obfcure to many Men , by long and fubtile Difputes . If great numbers of Men should write concerning the Sun's Heat and Light , and ...
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... use them in defence of fuch a Cause . If we would convince or perfuade Men in any other thing , we never are wont to think it a proper expedient to use them ill , and give them hard words : And is rough Ufage proper only for the ...
... use them in defence of fuch a Cause . If we would convince or perfuade Men in any other thing , we never are wont to think it a proper expedient to use them ill , and give them hard words : And is rough Ufage proper only for the ...
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... use of fuch Expreffions as were proper for the present occafion , either to comfort or to terrifie Sinners , and awaken them to Repentance . There is no doubt , but a feasonable Reproof or Rebuke , though it be very fevere , may be not ...
... use of fuch Expreffions as were proper for the present occafion , either to comfort or to terrifie Sinners , and awaken them to Repentance . There is no doubt , but a feasonable Reproof or Rebuke , though it be very fevere , may be not ...
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