Milton's ProseOxford University Press, 1925 - 476 pages |
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... Reason and the Bible . The truth of the Bible as a way of life is self - evident ; it commends itself to our reason as being unique , superhuman , and from this judgement of our reason it derives its authority . The Bible is easy to ...
... Reason and the Bible . The truth of the Bible as a way of life is self - evident ; it commends itself to our reason as being unique , superhuman , and from this judgement of our reason it derives its authority . The Bible is easy to ...
Page 89
... reason of Church- government , is wanting to Prelaty . And certainly we have plenteous warrant in the doctrine of Christ to determine that the want of this reason is of itself suffi- cient to confute all other pretences that may be ...
... reason of Church- government , is wanting to Prelaty . And certainly we have plenteous warrant in the doctrine of Christ to determine that the want of this reason is of itself suffi- cient to confute all other pretences that may be ...
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... reason , binds our obedience no otherwise than that reason holds . Of this sort was that command in Eden ; Therefore shall a man cleave to his wife , and they shall be one flesh : which we see is no absolute command , but with an ...
... reason , binds our obedience no otherwise than that reason holds . Of this sort was that command in Eden ; Therefore shall a man cleave to his wife , and they shall be one flesh : which we see is no absolute command , but with an ...
Contents
THE REASON OF CHURCH GOVERNMENT | 65 |
OF EDUCATION | 145 |
THE DOCTRINE AND DISCIPLINE | 159 |
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