The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... Christianity at its birth found the flave trade establish- ed ; and that , in fome Christian states in which this trade was form- erly allowed , it no longer exifts . The low eftimation also , in which the dealers in human blood and the ...
... Christianity at its birth found the flave trade establish- ed ; and that , in fome Christian states in which this trade was form- erly allowed , it no longer exifts . The low eftimation also , in which the dealers in human blood and the ...
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... Christian revelation . Christianity every way exalts human nature ; while by infidelity it is every way degraded and debafed . Infidelity lets loose the worst paffions of the heart ; all that corrupt the individual , and difturb the ...
... Christian revelation . Christianity every way exalts human nature ; while by infidelity it is every way degraded and debafed . Infidelity lets loose the worst paffions of the heart ; all that corrupt the individual , and difturb the ...
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... Christian piety and moral virtue , which are the off- spring of faith in the divine promifes under the new covenant ... Christianity ' and looking to Jefus , ' are wan- dering in the paths of mysticism . 6 A Sermon preached in the Parish ...
... Christian piety and moral virtue , which are the off- spring of faith in the divine promifes under the new covenant ... Christianity ' and looking to Jefus , ' are wan- dering in the paths of mysticism . 6 A Sermon preached in the Parish ...
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