The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... duty and enforces certain motives for its perform- ance , it should not only disclose to us , as far as they concern our- selves , the attributes of God , but that it should acquaint us with the secret springs of human action . The ...
... duty and enforces certain motives for its perform- ance , it should not only disclose to us , as far as they concern our- selves , the attributes of God , but that it should acquaint us with the secret springs of human action . The ...
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... duty . The great design of Dr. Hey in the work before us is to vin- dicate the goodness of the Creator , in giving us those affections which are generally termed malevolent , and to show that being placed by him in our hearts for those ...
... duty . The great design of Dr. Hey in the work before us is to vin- dicate the goodness of the Creator , in giving us those affections which are generally termed malevolent , and to show that being placed by him in our hearts for those ...
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... duty , it intimates sanctions ; and all this previous to actual offending . " P. 105 . In a subsequent part of this Chapter , the case between punish- ment and pardon is argued with much calmness and judgment , and such are the motives ...
... duty , it intimates sanctions ; and all this previous to actual offending . " P. 105 . In a subsequent part of this Chapter , the case between punish- ment and pardon is argued with much calmness and judgment , and such are the motives ...
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... Duty of forgiveness considered as a religious Duty . ” ́ P. 211 . Our readers will now be enabled to form a tolerable estimate of the system pursued in the volume before us . It is the design of our author to establish this position ...
... Duty of forgiveness considered as a religious Duty . ” ́ P. 211 . Our readers will now be enabled to form a tolerable estimate of the system pursued in the volume before us . It is the design of our author to establish this position ...
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... duties as Bishop of Frejus : and who afterwards , in spite of early prejudices entertained against him as a licentious character by Louis the XIVth . had raised himself by the cautious decorum of his conduct to the situation of tutor to ...
... duties as Bishop of Frejus : and who afterwards , in spite of early prejudices entertained against him as a licentious character by Louis the XIVth . had raised himself by the cautious decorum of his conduct to the situation of tutor to ...
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