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language in all sectr . How would Mr . Freeston reply to this argu * raent in the mouth of a Catholic ? He iraay tc commit th £ guidance of his conscience to a Doddridge ,
a Hall ;* but the Catholic ha 9 a wiser and 6 ettet a more prayerful \) a holierf and more learned guide , — * the holy Catholic church /
13 , Because they who hold evangelical opinions are tneii after mine own heart , whose devofional : view ^ y tastes and habits are cocw genial to my own z q + d » I am nota Socinian ^ because I am not et Svcinian .
'Mr . Freeston e s reasons now run k > w , and the n ^ xt is al mostver- > bally the same as the 8 th . * 14 . Because , 1 dare not risk my salvation on the foundation on which they hope for eternal life . " /* 14 . Because ^ I feat ) I'ehotfld find no rest for the soles of my fet $ 9
till I sunk ) hto absolute Deifcnr ^ and be finally lost * ' * We shall astonish Mr . FreestG i * , prob&bly , by informing Mm th&t the gre ^ t champion of Christianity , wboftv ev « n the reputed orthodox profess ? fo reve ^ v ©*• Lardner , was a ** 8 oekikmP * ¦¦ . •¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ¦ : <¦ '" ¦* . *
UiK > er this 1 h ^ ad , Hve fitidtkt > BeldfCtthiiUfny . Tb « f * Sodrriioii ^ * ^ chtff | etj '^ Hh * considering the epistles o ( the apostl £ s ^ a ^ the .. ffiJLtfy ing ^ ofothet rften /^ nd * thieir college art- Hackney ^ is ^ aid to h ave beet * 4 gfvew tfpi b ^ c ^ i ^ e most of theifr stt ^ bntH mi *^ I ^ infidels '
*• Ib ifi «« jw s # | % ' liiti Ft&es * 6 fy ** the direct t ^ n ^^ ttcy f > f the % p # cinianr scheme seente the vet ^ r r $ n vmfe of * tl ^ at of j tfcfc ^ y si ^ rijp ttimt : " lind , in fiile ^ we sAy that tile spirit of » sti ^ h ^ inen ^ Mt . Prte ^ tbh ty ^ i ^ mf ^ fH ftUy ^ j ^ K 3 sit ^
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Art . IV . Imposition tie Support , of Religious Imposture and Heresy ; and the Mnemy ( $ Revealed Truth *— A Sermon preached before the
Congregation of Protestant Dissenters r at Harlotc , Essex , By Benja min Penn Severn * 8 vp ^ pp . 3 £ . Jones ,, Newgate Street * - !* ?¦ H&t 1 ow ' is memorable iri tii ^
bistory of Didsfent , fbrhsmtiijgbeeH the « eat of ihe-Sfltiodfc ( asMiV Burke denominated it >) ot its plai it language , of tb ^ Ba ptist Association ^ \« bich » ppro ^ 4 an * rc'cortiinendedibe late Ain B ^ bffi * .
soft ' s popular traei , 4 Finn of-LettUres on tkePrtncijrt&tylfan * c&nforinity * I * appears from thi * sermon tbat the y \ H& % p siili itri ^ int the savour of Di $ st ? uting jArfheipleBi At the request ofWscdngtegAtfod ^ Mr . Sevei ^ i ha ^ pubifehed 6 he ' p { of
the boldest defcric ^ s re ) igroui liteeyiy that m ^ ni : ^^^^ ^ bistre fem $ . coij | pi 41 ^ fW&jk mend it to tb ^ noti ^ of our ffead ^ 6 r % W a ^ mplej iw-e > vpu } d * faitt belieye , of thje reasomng and km
giiage of a nurft ^ rou ^ re ^ p ^ c tabl ^ and growing : SeCt , rhe P ^ tiCful ^ f Baptists ,, on tj ^ e subject &t \ ihM rights of consciipfe * . " Theffe ^ i $ aJ peculiarity , } rr tJbe ^ r ^ achfr s meiti ^ f ^ ttyvW * k + * f ett&tii& ? & & : & ' Jjis argitffcents ane ^ rrVincHig ^ .
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52 * Review *—Severn ' s Sermm on Religious Imposture , S ^ -e .
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to the spirit of tbe gospel , which i& the * spirit of truth , of rtieekne ^^ , of diffidence , of oatidbur , » op- Idv ^ and ot a sound mitid . iii ' . ¦ ' - . * % . . '
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1812, page 522, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1751/page/46/
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