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Page 275
... reason , wisdom , and virtue , to the divine economy , and the natural wishes and desires of men ; wherefore most nations have , with the greatest reason , universally adopted them , and the wisest in all countries and in all ages have ...
... reason , wisdom , and virtue , to the divine economy , and the natural wishes and desires of men ; wherefore most nations have , with the greatest reason , universally adopted them , and the wisest in all countries and in all ages have ...
Page 353
... reason , by the instigation of corrupt nature , can teach thee to argue thus : : - " My house , my farm , my stock , my whole condition is naught ; many a man hath better ; " why should not reason , heightened by God's grace , teach ...
... reason , by the instigation of corrupt nature , can teach thee to argue thus : : - " My house , my farm , my stock , my whole condition is naught ; many a man hath better ; " why should not reason , heightened by God's grace , teach ...
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... reason was convinced . There was no opinion which he was most settled in either concerning divine or human things but he would patiently and impartially have it debated . In matters of faith his reason always submitted to the word of ...
... reason was convinced . There was no opinion which he was most settled in either concerning divine or human things but he would patiently and impartially have it debated . In matters of faith his reason always submitted to the word of ...
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