The Christian ObserverHatchard and Company, 1803 - Religion |
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... Christian Observer , which be- trays a disposition hostile , either to the established government , or the esta- blished church . We defy either the one or the other to prove , that the Christian Observer does not , in whole , and in ...
... Christian Observer , which be- trays a disposition hostile , either to the established government , or the esta- blished church . We defy either the one or the other to prove , that the Christian Observer does not , in whole , and in ...
Page 345
... Christian iracter ; and where such habits are Ind , God always vouchsafes his bless , and gives spiritual affections . lessed are they that hunger and thirst er righteousness , for they shall be ed . " Christian affections , through e ...
... Christian iracter ; and where such habits are Ind , God always vouchsafes his bless , and gives spiritual affections . lessed are they that hunger and thirst er righteousness , for they shall be ed . " Christian affections , through e ...
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... CHRISTIAN MORALITY consists in the observance of right conduct flowing from right principles . Politicians , and ... Christian . I have observed , that in order to constitute Christian virtue the motives must be good and not the action ...
... CHRISTIAN MORALITY consists in the observance of right conduct flowing from right principles . Politicians , and ... Christian . I have observed , that in order to constitute Christian virtue the motives must be good and not the action ...
Contents
Religious CommunicationsAccount of Cle | 1 |
MiscellaneousCountry Clergymans Reply | 14 |
Review of Simeons HelpsBishop of | 27 |
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