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... spirit ; the deep sorrow over heretics who forfeit the blessings of the Spirit changes only here. s Notably BeUaimine : Gwtser, the Jesuit, against «ke Calvinist Molino. 4 See Note i to the Inttoductorr Letter to the Treatise. His ...
... spirit ; the deep sorrow over heretics who forfeit the blessings of the Spirit changes only here. s Notably BeUaimine : Gwtser, the Jesuit, against «ke Calvinist Molino. 4 See Note i to the Inttoductorr Letter to the Treatise. His ...
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... Spirit is not preserved in it. Nevertheless there was a large field, larger even than in the next century, in which rationalizing was not only allowable, but was even required of him. In this there are three questions which Gregory has ...
... Spirit is not preserved in it. Nevertheless there was a large field, larger even than in the next century, in which rationalizing was not only allowable, but was even required of him. In this there are three questions which Gregory has ...
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... (spirit and flesh), and his fall was not a mere ' accident, but a necessary consequence of this mixed nature. Adam must have fallen : there was no perfect humanity in Paradise. In man's mixed nature of spirit and flesh nutrition is the ...
... (spirit and flesh), and his fall was not a mere ' accident, but a necessary consequence of this mixed nature. Adam must have fallen : there was no perfect humanity in Paradise. In man's mixed nature of spirit and flesh nutrition is the ...
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... spirit of equal prerogative with Deity, Gregory gives no encouragement to this; he distinctly teaches that, though the soul is incomposite, it is not in the least independent of time and space, as the Deity is. In fact he almost ...
... spirit of equal prerogative with Deity, Gregory gives no encouragement to this; he distinctly teaches that, though the soul is incomposite, it is not in the least independent of time and space, as the Deity is. In fact he almost ...
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... spirit like Gregory. Doubtless fragments of Origen's teaching, mere details very often, were seized upon and appropriated by others ; they were erected into dogmas and made to do duty for the whole living fabric ; and even those details ...
... spirit like Gregory. Doubtless fragments of Origen's teaching, mere details very often, were seized upon and appropriated by others ; they were erected into dogmas and made to do duty for the whole living fabric ; and even those details ...
Contents
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Books TilIX Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson | 135 |
Books XXII Rev H C Ogles translation revised with Notes by Rev H | 220 |
On the Holy Spirit against Mscedonius A Fragment Translation with Notes | 326 |
On Not three Gods Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson 386 331 337 | 386 |
The Great Catechism | 471 |
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