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... morality of the gospel . IN ftating the morality of the gospel as an argument of its truth , I am willing to admit two points ; first , that the teaching of mo- rality was not the primary design of the miffion ; fecondly , that morality ...
... morality of the gospel . IN ftating the morality of the gospel as an argument of its truth , I am willing to admit two points ; first , that the teaching of mo- rality was not the primary design of the miffion ; fecondly , that morality ...
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... morality , be any thing fimilar to what are called difcoveries in natural philofophy , in the arts of life , and in ... morals , in the manner in which his mind was affected , when he first came to the knowledge of the difco- veries ...
... morality , be any thing fimilar to what are called difcoveries in natural philofophy , in the arts of life , and in ... morals , in the manner in which his mind was affected , when he first came to the knowledge of the difco- veries ...
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... morality might be picked out of Greek and Roman writings , they were writings which he had never seen . Suppofing them to be no more than what fome or other had taught in various times and places , he could not collect them toge ther ...
... morality might be picked out of Greek and Roman writings , they were writings which he had never seen . Suppofing them to be no more than what fome or other had taught in various times and places , he could not collect them toge ther ...
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The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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