The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... nature of God ; fo the duties we owe to ourfelves , and our obligations to virtue , certainly de- pend upon the right knowledge of our own nature , circumftances and relations . Hence a knowledge of ourfelves is and hath been gene ...
... nature of God ; fo the duties we owe to ourfelves , and our obligations to virtue , certainly de- pend upon the right knowledge of our own nature , circumftances and relations . Hence a knowledge of ourfelves is and hath been gene ...
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... nature of virtue , if you take away liberty - how could . God require of man , that which he hath not in his power to offer him ? —a man cannot be made guilty by that which happeneth not by his own will . " Methodius . To do evil or not ...
... nature of virtue , if you take away liberty - how could . God require of man , that which he hath not in his power to offer him ? —a man cannot be made guilty by that which happeneth not by his own will . " Methodius . To do evil or not ...
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... nature bound to one . " Jerome . What God commands must be poffible to be obferved : Where a poffibility of ac- tion is taken away , there is no fin : for no man is condemned for that which he could not do . " Theodoret . " How can he ...
... nature bound to one . " Jerome . What God commands must be poffible to be obferved : Where a poffibility of ac- tion is taken away , there is no fin : for no man is condemned for that which he could not do . " Theodoret . " How can he ...
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