The Methodist Quarterly Review, 30±ÇG. Lane and P.P. Sanford, 1848 |
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... faith , and in its leading practical precept in harmonious combination . The first is the cross of Christ as the sole ground of justification , and the other the doctrine of self- denial . The soul is justified through the self - denial ...
... faith , and in its leading practical precept in harmonious combination . The first is the cross of Christ as the sole ground of justification , and the other the doctrine of self- denial . The soul is justified through the self - denial ...
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... faith and repentance . The first fruit of its false liberty was the following its passional attractions ; its first steps toward true freedom must be in the road of self - denial and the cross . Now how utterly out of place must all ...
... faith and repentance . The first fruit of its false liberty was the following its passional attractions ; its first steps toward true freedom must be in the road of self - denial and the cross . Now how utterly out of place must all ...
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... faith in the supernatural character of either the Old or the New Testament . But this is not all . His fundamental positions in respect to human nature and human des- tiny are in diametrical opposition to those of the Scriptures . His ...
... faith in the supernatural character of either the Old or the New Testament . But this is not all . His fundamental positions in respect to human nature and human des- tiny are in diametrical opposition to those of the Scriptures . His ...
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... faith of the churches , or its hearty and unrelaxing enmity to what the great mass of believers regard as evangelical Christianity . It has made no coarse and railing assaults , but its constant and most adroitly managed influence has ...
... faith of the churches , or its hearty and unrelaxing enmity to what the great mass of believers regard as evangelical Christianity . It has made no coarse and railing assaults , but its constant and most adroitly managed influence has ...
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... faith , beyond which his subjects were not to pass but although he persecuted Catholics and Protestants alike , piling up fagots for the one , and building scaffolds for the other , yet he could not restrain the minds of men from ...
... faith , beyond which his subjects were not to pass but although he persecuted Catholics and Protestants alike , piling up fagots for the one , and building scaffolds for the other , yet he could not restrain the minds of men from ...
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