A vindication of the religious opinions of the higher classes in this country: in letters to W. Wilberforce upon his Practical view of the prevailing religious system of the same. By one of the arraigned [signing himself Objector]. |
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Side 11
... claim perfection , even for those you designate as " real and true . " This unfortunate overstraining of partiality has led you , I must suppose unwarily , into a permanent strain of unjust insinuation against that part of the Church of ...
... claim perfection , even for those you designate as " real and true . " This unfortunate overstraining of partiality has led you , I must suppose unwarily , into a permanent strain of unjust insinuation against that part of the Church of ...
Side 27
... claim merit , under plea of sincerity , for actions in themselves criminal ; to palliate , even where they would not fairly come under that part of your definition of true sincerity , which we would admit- " Honesty of mind , and a ...
... claim merit , under plea of sincerity , for actions in themselves criminal ; to palliate , even where they would not fairly come under that part of your definition of true sincerity , which we would admit- " Honesty of mind , and a ...
Side 50
... assumption and perverted zeal ? You then gravely inform us that " pretences to religion do not prove all similar claims unfounded : " ( p . 63 ) . Nobody ever said they did ; yet such you would insinuate is our argument 50 LETTER III .
... assumption and perverted zeal ? You then gravely inform us that " pretences to religion do not prove all similar claims unfounded : " ( p . 63 ) . Nobody ever said they did ; yet such you would insinuate is our argument 50 LETTER III .
Side 51
... claim for them , does not prove that they would not have been better without that offensive manner , which , probably , was but a stumbling - block to many , and reasonably so , as it was fair evidence of spiritual pride and want of ...
... claim for them , does not prove that they would not have been better without that offensive manner , which , probably , was but a stumbling - block to many , and reasonably so , as it was fair evidence of spiritual pride and want of ...
Side 57
... claim the inspiration of an apostle more than myself , and without this , you have no right to im- pose even your interpretation ; and if you assume the right of doing so , your explanation should at least be definite . You next , under ...
... claim the inspiration of an apostle more than myself , and without this , you have no right to im- pose even your interpretation ; and if you assume the right of doing so , your explanation should at least be definite . You next , under ...
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