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... argument which we shall cite , is that of Tay- lor , * and more plausible than the foregoing . He denies that there can possibly be any real difference between the Father and the Son , unless each possesses something which the other ...
... argument which we shall cite , is that of Tay- lor , * and more plausible than the foregoing . He denies that there can possibly be any real difference between the Father and the Son , unless each possesses something which the other ...
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... argument apparently in the So- cinians ' favor ) , when we consider that a different method would have been unworthy ... arguments have been refuted in a book called " Re- marks on Mr. Lindsey's Dissertation upon praying to Christ , in ...
... argument apparently in the So- cinians ' favor ) , when we consider that a different method would have been unworthy ... arguments have been refuted in a book called " Re- marks on Mr. Lindsey's Dissertation upon praying to Christ , in ...
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... argument derived from the words of the angel to John , forbidding him to worship him , and commanding him to worship God alone , is futile . For who could use this argu- ment , if like F. Socinus , he interpreted the command to wor ...
... argument derived from the words of the angel to John , forbidding him to worship him , and commanding him to worship God alone , is futile . For who could use this argu- ment , if like F. Socinus , he interpreted the command to wor ...
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