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... accept the Gospel should make it clear that there must be something within them with which they can accept it . This was so obvious to the Arminians of the eighteenth century that they were in a dilemma . Their unwillingness to deny the ...
... accept the Gospel should make it clear that there must be something within them with which they can accept it . This was so obvious to the Arminians of the eighteenth century that they were in a dilemma . Their unwillingness to deny the ...
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... accept a bargain and each allow the other as much as possible but not , of course , everything . " This is an arithmetical view of life and is unethical . Compromise has been defined ( with some exaggeration ) as " doing what you know ...
... accept a bargain and each allow the other as much as possible but not , of course , everything . " This is an arithmetical view of life and is unethical . Compromise has been defined ( with some exaggeration ) as " doing what you know ...
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... accept them , and is not Christianity simply one of these unfoldings with a possibility that others are yet to come ... accepted when the mind itself has not been clouded by sophistication . It is taken for granted . It is not even an ...
... accept them , and is not Christianity simply one of these unfoldings with a possibility that others are yet to come ... accepted when the mind itself has not been clouded by sophistication . It is taken for granted . It is not even an ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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