The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for ExaminationReligious Tract Society, 1835 - 431 páginas |
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... knowledge of duty , than is afforded by the light of nature . II . But , secondly , the causes of this insufficiency may , in many respects , be pointed out . Among them are ob- viously the following : 1. The mode of teaching natural ...
... knowledge of duty , than is afforded by the light of nature . II . But , secondly , the causes of this insufficiency may , in many respects , be pointed out . Among them are ob- viously the following : 1. The mode of teaching natural ...
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... knowledge of our duty . They are , first , natural religion ; second , the Old Testament , or a dispensation of law ; third , the gospel , a remedial dispensation , or a dispensation of grace . The relation existing between our moral ...
... knowledge of our duty . They are , first , natural religion ; second , the Old Testament , or a dispensation of law ; third , the gospel , a remedial dispensation , or a dispensation of grace . The relation existing between our moral ...
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... knowledge really places us under progressive obligations to improvement in piety . This should be borne in mind by every man , and specially by every educated man . For this im- provement of our knowledge , God holds us accountable ...
... knowledge really places us under progressive obligations to improvement in piety . This should be borne in mind by every man , and specially by every educated man . For this im- provement of our knowledge , God holds us accountable ...
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The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for Examination Francis Wayland,Joseph Angus Vista de fragmentos - 1835 |
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