A History of England in the Lives of Englishmen, Volume 3George Godfrey Cunningham A. Fullarton, 1855 |
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... views which he held in common with Calvin , particularly on the vital point of justification . They became universally lax both in their opinions and in their society ; and , as has too often been the case , aversion from Calvinism ...
... views which he held in common with Calvin , particularly on the vital point of justification . They became universally lax both in their opinions and in their society ; and , as has too often been the case , aversion from Calvinism ...
Page 168
... views on the subject , which he sent to the chairman of the Westminster assembly ; but this docu- ment does not appear to have been treated with the attention it merited . He printed an apologetical statement of his views on the subject ...
... views on the subject , which he sent to the chairman of the Westminster assembly ; but this docu- ment does not appear to have been treated with the attention it merited . He printed an apologetical statement of his views on the subject ...
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... views had an extensive influence among the noncon- formists . Men were proud of owning themselves Baxterians , and his views had well nigh formed and perpetuated a distinct sect . But their influence has become lost through their ...
... views had an extensive influence among the noncon- formists . Men were proud of owning themselves Baxterians , and his views had well nigh formed and perpetuated a distinct sect . But their influence has become lost through their ...
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