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But they who read Lauder's complaints of this confidential friend in the pamphlet just quoted , must superabound both in faith and charity , if they can believe that the composer of the letter to Mr. Douglas was unconscious of Lauder's ...
But they who read Lauder's complaints of this confidential friend in the pamphlet just quoted , must superabound both in faith and charity , if they can believe that the composer of the letter to Mr. Douglas was unconscious of Lauder's ...
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He saw and abhorred their attempts to thackle the faith of Protestants and Christians in the bonds of systems , confeffions , tests , and subscriptions . Cromwell's plan was of a more generous complexion ; and Milton's Sonnet ...
He saw and abhorred their attempts to thackle the faith of Protestants and Christians in the bonds of systems , confeffions , tests , and subscriptions . Cromwell's plan was of a more generous complexion ; and Milton's Sonnet ...
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I answer , « doubtless equally , as being all Protes“ tants ; that is , on all occasions to give account of their faith , either by arguing , preaching in their several afsemblies , public writing , and the free“ dom of printing .
I answer , « doubtless equally , as being all Protes“ tants ; that is , on all occasions to give account of their faith , either by arguing , preaching in their several afsemblies , public writing , and the free“ dom of printing .
Page 107
... nor of the Church of England . If not , to what purpose is the following reflection “ To be of no church is dangerous . Religion , of which the rewards are 66 distant , diftant , and which is animated only " by faith [ 107 ]
... nor of the Church of England . If not , to what purpose is the following reflection “ To be of no church is dangerous . Religion , of which the rewards are 66 distant , diftant , and which is animated only " by faith [ 107 ]
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diftant , and which is animated only " by faith and hope , will glide by degrees out of the mind , unless it be in“ vigorated and reimpressed by external - ordinances , by stated calls to worship , ( 6 and the falutary influence of ...
diftant , and which is animated only " by faith and hope , will glide by degrees out of the mind , unless it be in“ vigorated and reimpressed by external - ordinances , by stated calls to worship , ( 6 and the falutary influence of ...
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| Title | Remarks on Johnson's Life of Milton: To which are Added Milton's Tractate of Education and Areopagitica |
| Author | Francis Blackburne |
| Published | 1780 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 10 Feb 2009 |
| Length | 381 pages |
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