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Page 111
War inconsistent with Christianity : Preached at St. James's Church , Bath , May
25 , 1804 , on the Day of the General Fast , By the Rev. Richard Warner , Curate
of the Parish . Svo . Robinsons . In proportion as war is reprobated by a Christian
...
War inconsistent with Christianity : Preached at St. James's Church , Bath , May
25 , 1804 , on the Day of the General Fast , By the Rev. Richard Warner , Curate
of the Parish . Svo . Robinsons . In proportion as war is reprobated by a Christian
...
Page 197
Nothing in this world , according to the admission of the most celebrated of his
brethren ; as they have openly confessed , that the precepts of Christianity are
most admirably adapted to the happiness and welfare of the present life * . If he
has ...
Nothing in this world , according to the admission of the most celebrated of his
brethren ; as they have openly confessed , that the precepts of Christianity are
most admirably adapted to the happiness and welfare of the present life * . If he
has ...
Page 248
If we read him rightly , he is a modest and unassuming , though far from an
uncultivated Christian . ... Το Christians in the ordinary walks of life , and not to
the fastidious and disputatious , he directs his admonitions ; and he makes no
effort to ...
If we read him rightly , he is a modest and unassuming , though far from an
uncultivated Christian . ... Το Christians in the ordinary walks of life , and not to
the fastidious and disputatious , he directs his admonitions ; and he makes no
effort to ...
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