The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 182
... opinion is herefy : feparation from the difci- pline is fchifm . Thus , if a clergyman of the church of Eng- land is an Arian , he is an heretic ; if he unites in worthip and ecclefiaftical rules with perfons not acknowledging the autho ...
... opinion is herefy : feparation from the difci- pline is fchifm . Thus , if a clergyman of the church of Eng- land is an Arian , he is an heretic ; if he unites in worthip and ecclefiaftical rules with perfons not acknowledging the autho ...
Page 363
... opinion , namely , authors , are much more frequently led by it . Sub- fifting on popular applaufe , as Tertullian defcribes the condition of the ancient philofophers , few public writers have the courage to oppofe the favourite errors ...
... opinion , namely , authors , are much more frequently led by it . Sub- fifting on popular applaufe , as Tertullian defcribes the condition of the ancient philofophers , few public writers have the courage to oppofe the favourite errors ...
Page 456
... opinion , very refpectable writers have feemed at variance with each other , and have entangled their readers in the mazes of theological difputation . In the cafe before us , Hannah More , whofe good intentions cannot be doubted , has ...
... opinion , very refpectable writers have feemed at variance with each other , and have entangled their readers in the mazes of theological difputation . In the cafe before us , Hannah More , whofe good intentions cannot be doubted , has ...
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