The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... faith of authority . The faith of the Nonconformist is the faith of con- viction . The great maxim of the one is , that the religious conscience should submit to the decisions of the State conscience . The great maxim with the other is ...
... faith of authority . The faith of the Nonconformist is the faith of con- viction . The great maxim of the one is , that the religious conscience should submit to the decisions of the State conscience . The great maxim with the other is ...
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... Faith in his righteousness includes the seeds of an approval of that righteousness , and of an ultimate conformity to it ; and the effect of this faith in it is to give to the believer the legal benefit of it as though it were his own ...
... Faith in his righteousness includes the seeds of an approval of that righteousness , and of an ultimate conformity to it ; and the effect of this faith in it is to give to the believer the legal benefit of it as though it were his own ...
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... faith . " Confession of faith , ' said Mr. Hall - confession of faith ! you wont surely introduce anything of that sort . ' Some discussion ensued . At length a plain man , one of the deacons , said , ' I am ' surprised , Mr. Hall , to ...
... faith . " Confession of faith , ' said Mr. Hall - confession of faith ! you wont surely introduce anything of that sort . ' Some discussion ensued . At length a plain man , one of the deacons , said , ' I am ' surprised , Mr. Hall , to ...
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