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( 58—68 ) ito language waff all p ^ eu per fotf quotation * yet such as the d ^ trine df the miraculous ^ oneep * tton baa ttx > often occasioned * This learned divine , however ,
( p . ( 5 . ) at length satisfies himself if not his reAder ^ with the follow * ing result of his argument . 4 * M a sheep : beget a sheep , IF a imm beget a man ' we may easily cdnbeget a man , we may easily
conceive that since a God beget * a Son , he begets such a son as is- in < all respects like himself ; a son who is a God , but though another persoir , yet not another God ;"
JDi \ G » discovers bow much he possessed the spirit of an impartial inquirer at the opeiwng of Iris 1 Oth section , ( p . 69 . ) Agaiost this Sosinian scribbler ^ " whoi * ' mbk $ & bold to tell the world that Christ is not the trwz &od , ' * he practises
a . ruse de guerre ^ bnte a * f&vowfc ife stratagem among orthodox polemics , and not yet , I f (^; etr . tirely explt ) dexl , tit . 6 i tails * H | fc a » i | horribly affrighted , ^«^ Jtipittr hob , nee lobramovcS ? arid atW $ y " ' tis infinite patitenee that tm $ < % * $ * & Hlirsf ^^ >« i ^ bla ^
pbesiers . ^ He : then com plains , tfaMtkU conii ^ tev f tik $ tej betookm « w , and many other pixJUs and l « amed divines , must now truckle an * submit l ^ ieSr- judgme nts t $
thit gmnd -1 M 6 iag ^ , - ji ^ 0 b ^ maker ^ ihis mechanic aird appdttr divine . " Agaiftst such a simpje tktologue , ]^^ M 3 ^ M 9 ^ ' ^ m ^ Th ^ ophylact to ptfow th ^ t t f&ief
power < ^ ifieh t ^ ^ H ^ t ^¦ * A % ; 0 ^ Iiord acknowledgeg , Bl ' aSt . x ^ t ^ 1 SU " was altogether given Biii ^ fey ; himself , i . e . by bis deity to hi * matthood . ' " THfr doctor , ftft ^ r *
wa « a& , ( pi 87 ) thui c () rirbboi ^ t ^ s thitf opiuion . 4 i Sincie Grid the Fatfeer did , frttiri etertiity ^ ' com . * writo * no ii * S < m iii ^ x ^» eiu
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1813, page 784, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2435/page/32/
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