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... gives us sufficient evidence of the luxuriousness of Antioch ; and it need scarcely be said , that coldness in faith is the sure consequence of relaxation of morals1 . Here , however , passing by this consideration , which is too ...
... gives us sufficient evidence of the luxuriousness of Antioch ; and it need scarcely be said , that coldness in faith is the sure consequence of relaxation of morals1 . Here , however , passing by this consideration , which is too ...
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... gives to his cause in the eyes of bystanders , but also from the greater facility in the nature of things , of finding , than of solving objections , whatever be the question in dispute . Accordingly , the skill of a disputant mainly ...
... gives to his cause in the eyes of bystanders , but also from the greater facility in the nature of things , of finding , than of solving objections , whatever be the question in dispute . Accordingly , the skill of a disputant mainly ...
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... give the explanation . But far greater was the evil , when men destitute of religious seriousness and earnestness engaged in the like theological discussions , not with any definite ecclesiastical object , but as a mere trial of skill ...
... give the explanation . But far greater was the evil , when men destitute of religious seriousness and earnestness engaged in the like theological discussions , not with any definite ecclesiastical object , but as a mere trial of skill ...
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... give that which is holy to dogs , nor to cast pearls before swine ; a text cited by Clement and Tertullians , among others , in justification of their cautious distribution of sacred truth . They also considered this caution as the ...
... give that which is holy to dogs , nor to cast pearls before swine ; a text cited by Clement and Tertullians , among others , in justification of their cautious distribution of sacred truth . They also considered this caution as the ...
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... gives the reward . Listen not to one who asks , ' What harm is there in my knowing also ? ' Even the sick ask for wine , which , ably given , brings on delirium ; and so there come two ills , the death of the patient and the disrepute ...
... gives the reward . Listen not to one who asks , ' What harm is there in my knowing also ? ' Even the sick ask for wine , which , ably given , brings on delirium ; and so there come two ills , the death of the patient and the disrepute ...
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