The Works of William Chillingworth, 第 3 巻AMS Press, 1972 |
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... thoughts , he would as soon work his judgment and thoughts another way . And therefore in his open profession it sometimes falls out , that even when he wishes there were no God , yet he is a very forward zealous acknowledger in general ...
... thoughts , he would as soon work his judgment and thoughts another way . And therefore in his open profession it sometimes falls out , that even when he wishes there were no God , yet he is a very forward zealous acknowledger in general ...
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... thought her God , than from mortuis , that they thought her dead , and therefore certainly not a god ? Certainly this can be no warrant to you that Epiphanius charges them with so thinking : for protestants , you know , impute to ...
... thought her God , than from mortuis , that they thought her dead , and therefore certainly not a god ? Certainly this can be no warrant to you that Epiphanius charges them with so thinking : for protestants , you know , impute to ...
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... thought her God ; I have answered already , that they might do this , not because they thought her God , but because they thought crea- tures , high in God's favour , capable of adoration . The next place ( Non ut adoretur Virgo , nec ...
... thought her God ; I have answered already , that they might do this , not because they thought her God , but because they thought crea- tures , high in God's favour , capable of adoration . The next place ( Non ut adoretur Virgo , nec ...
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Tim iii | 1 |
SERMON II | 35 |
The fool hath said in his heart There is no God | 66 |
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