The Republican, Volume 1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 - Free thought |
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... doctrine , by ex- hibiting to their view a blade of three - leafed grass , when in the next breath they represent God the Son sitting at the right hand of God the Father , on a distinct throne , and God the Holy Ghost waiting to ...
... doctrine , by ex- hibiting to their view a blade of three - leafed grass , when in the next breath they represent God the Son sitting at the right hand of God the Father , on a distinct throne , and God the Holy Ghost waiting to ...
Page 169
... doctrine , good or bad , wise or unwise , but , when men cominand us to believe opinions , which have not only no ... doctrines of the natural excellency of vice , the efficacy of a right belief , the dignity of atonements and ...
... doctrine , good or bad , wise or unwise , but , when men cominand us to believe opinions , which have not only no ... doctrines of the natural excellency of vice , the efficacy of a right belief , the dignity of atonements and ...
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... doctrines out of the scrip- tures , for no other reason then that they are not able to com- prehend them ; and argue thus : -The scriptures are the word of God ; in his word no propositions , contradictory to reason , can have a place ...
... doctrines out of the scrip- tures , for no other reason then that they are not able to com- prehend them ; and argue thus : -The scriptures are the word of God ; in his word no propositions , contradictory to reason , can have a place ...
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