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Page 198
It insinuates that the late measure tended 19 a change of religion , to set aside
that which is established , and to introduce another in its stead . While the
dignities , emoluments , immunities , and rights of an establishment remain
untouched , is ...
It insinuates that the late measure tended 19 a change of religion , to set aside
that which is established , and to introduce another in its stead . While the
dignities , emoluments , immunities , and rights of an establishment remain
untouched , is ...
Page 289
If every church teaching the love of God , & c . be beneficial , why not establish
every church ? It is surely singular logic to argue that , because every church is a
blessing , therefore some particular system should be established . It appears to ...
If every church teaching the love of God , & c . be beneficial , why not establish
every church ? It is surely singular logic to argue that , because every church is a
blessing , therefore some particular system should be established . It appears to ...
Page 333
Instead of being an advocate of the established doctrine , Mr. Stone attacks it in
the boldest and most undisguised manner ; arguing against the immaculate
conception , the pre - existence and Divinity of Christ , the Athanasian trinity , and
the ...
Instead of being an advocate of the established doctrine , Mr. Stone attacks it in
the boldest and most undisguised manner ; arguing against the immaculate
conception , the pre - existence and Divinity of Christ , the Athanasian trinity , and
the ...
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