The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 182
... church placed on its proper foundation . To ren- der an individual a proper member of any church , it should always be remembered that two things are neceffary - affent to its doctrine , and conformity to its difcipline . The mainte ...
... church placed on its proper foundation . To ren- der an individual a proper member of any church , it should always be remembered that two things are neceffary - affent to its doctrine , and conformity to its difcipline . The mainte ...
Page 183
... church government , which has received the fanction of divine inftitution , ought not to be altered by lefs authority than divine . For , in this cafe , we muft not judge from what has been , or what may be done in the world , but what ...
... church government , which has received the fanction of divine inftitution , ought not to be altered by lefs authority than divine . For , in this cafe , we muft not judge from what has been , or what may be done in the world , but what ...
Page 184
... church and ftate , liberal - minded to a degree ; with which , I truft , none of their fucceffors will ever attempt to vie . ' Vol . ii . p . 390 . We had before noticed this inconfiftency in fome clergy- men , without the fpecification ...
... church and ftate , liberal - minded to a degree ; with which , I truft , none of their fucceffors will ever attempt to vie . ' Vol . ii . p . 390 . We had before noticed this inconfiftency in fome clergy- men , without the fpecification ...
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