A Series of Letters Addressed to Rev. Hosea Ballou, of Boston: Being a Vindication of the Doctrine of a Future Retribution Against the Principal Arguments Used by Him, Mr. Balfour, and OthersD. Watson, 1827 - 307 |
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... will be of limited duration , it will not be bounded by the death of the body . I enter upon the examination of this subject with the more cheerfulness , from the conviction that I have no- thing to lose . For if the opinion I have 2.
... will be of limited duration , it will not be bounded by the death of the body . I enter upon the examination of this subject with the more cheerfulness , from the conviction that I have no- thing to lose . For if the opinion I have 2.
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... thing to lose . For if the opinion I have embraced , be in accordance with the scriptures , I feel conscious that it cannot be overthrown ; and if it be unfounded , the sooner I am convinced of my error , the better . I have nothing to ...
... thing to lose . For if the opinion I have embraced , be in accordance with the scriptures , I feel conscious that it cannot be overthrown ; and if it be unfounded , the sooner I am convinced of my error , the better . I have nothing to ...
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... things " has been revived in this age and country . To free investigation , then , the Christian public is in- debted for many of its most valuable blessings . But religious controversy is not free from abuse . When it is carried on ...
... things " has been revived in this age and country . To free investigation , then , the Christian public is in- debted for many of its most valuable blessings . But religious controversy is not free from abuse . When it is carried on ...
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... thing of this nature I shall endeavour to avoid . But if , in the ardor of debate , the writer should unfortunately adopt them , it is freely acknow- ledged that it would not redound to his honor , nor pro- mote the interest of his ...
... thing of this nature I shall endeavour to avoid . But if , in the ardor of debate , the writer should unfortunately adopt them , it is freely acknow- ledged that it would not redound to his honor , nor pro- mote the interest of his ...
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... thing however is certain , viz . that the evidence you adduce in support of this position is weak and inconclusive . The first passage you quote for this purpose , is Rev. iii . 14 , where Christ calls himself , " the beginning of the ...
... thing however is certain , viz . that the evidence you adduce in support of this position is weak and inconclusive . The first passage you quote for this purpose , is Rev. iii . 14 , where Christ calls himself , " the beginning of the ...
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