Quakerism Not Christianity: Or: Reasons for Renouncing the Doctrine of Friends |
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... common creed of christendom , or rather of all enlightened protestants , in opposition to the system of Friends . I consider you as constituting for the time a moral court , before whom I may plead the cause of truth , and whose award ...
... common creed of christendom , or rather of all enlightened protestants , in opposition to the system of Friends . I consider you as constituting for the time a moral court , before whom I may plead the cause of truth , and whose award ...
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... common character as ministers of the gospel of our glorious Lord , in- duces the present liberty which I adventure to take with your names . From no spirit of ostentation , and with no desire to commit you before the public for the ...
... common character as ministers of the gospel of our glorious Lord , in- duces the present liberty which I adventure to take with your names . From no spirit of ostentation , and with no desire to commit you before the public for the ...
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... common creed of christendom , or rather of all enlightened protestants , in opposition to the system of Friends . I consider you as constituting for the time a moral court , before whom I may plead the cause of truth , and whose award ...
... common creed of christendom , or rather of all enlightened protestants , in opposition to the system of Friends . I consider you as constituting for the time a moral court , before whom I may plead the cause of truth , and whose award ...
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... common and very wicked arts of evasion . When cornered with an argument or crippled with a text , they usually ( their preachers , I mean ) become sud- denly inspired ; and exalting their testimony above all height , put down all carnal ...
... common and very wicked arts of evasion . When cornered with an argument or crippled with a text , they usually ( their preachers , I mean ) become sud- denly inspired ; and exalting their testimony above all height , put down all carnal ...
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... common confidence than any other of their public documents ; and have assumed it as a stand- ard of what Quakerism is , proving the positions that I oppose , by quotations from its pages , and va- luing it as by far the most respectable ...
... common confidence than any other of their public documents ; and have assumed it as a stand- ard of what Quakerism is , proving the positions that I oppose , by quotations from its pages , and va- luing it as by far the most respectable ...
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