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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... authorities than himself . If you assent to this , as probably you will , it must , on the other hand , result , that as a sort of indemnification for this partial resignation of liberty , a man will not be bound to acquiesce at once in ...
... authorities than himself . If you assent to this , as probably you will , it must , on the other hand , result , that as a sort of indemnification for this partial resignation of liberty , a man will not be bound to acquiesce at once in ...
Side 179
... authority for enforcing your peculiar doctrines as an article of faith.- Where is it said in Scripture that those who do not clearly comprehend these matters just as you have set them down , are not Christians ? And whence your right to ...
... authority for enforcing your peculiar doctrines as an article of faith.- Where is it said in Scripture that those who do not clearly comprehend these matters just as you have set them down , are not Christians ? And whence your right to ...
Side 204
... authority upon which the act denounced is presumed to be contrary to his injunctions ? And if we should happen to come to a contrary con- clusion , is it for you to pronounce us false ? are we necessarily wrong ? and are we required ...
... authority upon which the act denounced is presumed to be contrary to his injunctions ? And if we should happen to come to a contrary con- clusion , is it for you to pronounce us false ? are we necessarily wrong ? and are we required ...
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