Sermons, Chiefly on Practical Subjects, Томи 1 – 2Gilbert & Hodges, C.A. Archer & N. Mahon, 1814 |
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... virtue ( if , under this scheme , any thing can be called virtue ) a power to dissolve the obligation of every other ; by suffering men to carve out their duty accord- ing to their fancies , instead of referring them to a fixed standard ...
... virtue ( if , under this scheme , any thing can be called virtue ) a power to dissolve the obligation of every other ; by suffering men to carve out their duty accord- ing to their fancies , instead of referring them to a fixed standard ...
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... virtue ; flowing from a happy constitution more than a judicious and principled choice . -The character which will bear the test , must be sup- ported by the principles and habits of piety and virtue , promoting the honour of God , and ...
... virtue ; flowing from a happy constitution more than a judicious and principled choice . -The character which will bear the test , must be sup- ported by the principles and habits of piety and virtue , promoting the honour of God , and ...
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... virtue , and a sincere dis- position to improve every expedient for ac- complishing so desirable a purpose . On this ... virtue . Wherever there is virtue , there is humility.- Wherever there is humility , there will soon L be virtue ...
... virtue , and a sincere dis- position to improve every expedient for ac- complishing so desirable a purpose . On this ... virtue . Wherever there is virtue , there is humility.- Wherever there is humility , there will soon L be virtue ...
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