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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... endeavour to co - operate with the Spirit we presume to invoke , " stedfastly purposing to lead a new life ; " and that , if we pre- sume to invoke that Spirit without such stedfast purpose , we shall invoke in vain . The path is cut ...
... endeavour to co - operate with the Spirit we presume to invoke , " stedfastly purposing to lead a new life ; " and that , if we pre- sume to invoke that Spirit without such stedfast purpose , we shall invoke in vain . The path is cut ...
Side 198
... a direct charge , or as a representation of its opinions . Parents among us , in general , neither do neglect , nor are indifferent about the morals and religion of their children , nor do they ever endeavour to 198 LETTER XIII .
... a direct charge , or as a representation of its opinions . Parents among us , in general , neither do neglect , nor are indifferent about the morals and religion of their children , nor do they ever endeavour to 198 LETTER XIII .
Side 199
Objector (pseud.) of their children , nor do they ever endeavour to screen their partiality under the hypocritical title of charity . It is not uncommon , indeed , to see the most unprincipled and unrepentant profligate , both anxious ...
Objector (pseud.) of their children , nor do they ever endeavour to screen their partiality under the hypocritical title of charity . It is not uncommon , indeed , to see the most unprincipled and unrepentant profligate , both anxious ...
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