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Page 63
... writers ; and their liberty in interpretation is to be regulated by the state of mind in which they address themselves to the work , and by their proficiency in the knowledge and practice of Christian duty . So far as men use the ...
... writers ; and their liberty in interpretation is to be regulated by the state of mind in which they address themselves to the work , and by their proficiency in the knowledge and practice of Christian duty . So far as men use the ...
Page 188
... writers at the end of the second and the begin- ning of the third . In Tertullian , the equivalent phrase , " unius substantiæ , " " of one substance , " is ap- plied to the Trinity . In Origen's comment on the Hebrews , the homoüsion ...
... writers at the end of the second and the begin- ning of the third . In Tertullian , the equivalent phrase , " unius substantiæ , " " of one substance , " is ap- plied to the Trinity . In Origen's comment on the Hebrews , the homoüsion ...
Page 369
... writers of his own Church ; who , not having experience of the Latin theology , nor of the perversions of Arianism , adopt , not only the word hypostasis but ( what is stronger ) the words " nature " and " substance , " to denote the ...
... writers of his own Church ; who , not having experience of the Latin theology , nor of the perversions of Arianism , adopt , not only the word hypostasis but ( what is stronger ) the words " nature " and " substance , " to denote the ...
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