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... rules by which proceeding , the business of morality is much facilitated , for then , it is concerning our rules alone that we need en- quire , whether in their tendency they be beneficial ; concerning our actions we have only to afk ...
... rules by which proceeding , the business of morality is much facilitated , for then , it is concerning our rules alone that we need en- quire , whether in their tendency they be beneficial ; concerning our actions we have only to afk ...
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... rules and maxims at different times , as opportunity or occafion fuggefted ; that they were often in his mouth , were repeated to different audiences , and in various con- verfations . It is incidental to this mode of moral in ...
... rules and maxims at different times , as opportunity or occafion fuggefted ; that they were often in his mouth , were repeated to different audiences , and in various con- verfations . It is incidental to this mode of moral in ...
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... rules , his repetition of thefe rules , the stress he laid upon them , especially in comparison with pofitive duties , and his fixing thereby the fentiments of his fol- lowers ; his exclufion of all regard to repu- tation in our ...
... rules , his repetition of thefe rules , the stress he laid upon them , especially in comparison with pofitive duties , and his fixing thereby the fentiments of his fol- lowers ; his exclufion of all regard to repu- tation in our ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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