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The first is occupied in ascertaining our duty before we proceed to action ; the second in judging of our actions , after they have been performed . The former bears an analogy to the legislative functions of civil government ...
The first is occupied in ascertaining our duty before we proceed to action ; the second in judging of our actions , after they have been performed . The former bears an analogy to the legislative functions of civil government ...
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But though this antecedent office of conscience be the most important ; ( for it is surely of more moment to do our duty , than it is to judge correctly of it after it is done , ) I must pass on to state that conscience sits as judge on ...
But though this antecedent office of conscience be the most important ; ( for it is surely of more moment to do our duty , than it is to judge correctly of it after it is done , ) I must pass on to state that conscience sits as judge on ...
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Every thing which , from its own nature , tends to evil , it is our duty either to destroy or to abandon . Association with wicked company naturally leads to their practices , and , accordingly , it is absolutely forbidden .
Every thing which , from its own nature , tends to evil , it is our duty either to destroy or to abandon . Association with wicked company naturally leads to their practices , and , accordingly , it is absolutely forbidden .
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Abraham according answer apostles appear applied argument authority believe bible bishop blessing called cause character Christ Christian church circumcision concerning conscience continued covenant death direct divine doctrine duty effect Episcopal evidence evil existence express eyes fact faith father former friends give God's gospel grace hand heart heaven Holy hope human important institution interest Jesus Christ judge judgment knowledge language less light live Lord manner matter means ment mind ministers missionaries nature never object particular Paul person presbyters present priesthood priests principle profession promise prove question reader reason received relation religion respect rule scriptures seal seed sense society spirit Testament thing thou tion true truth unto visible whole
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| Titre | The Christian's Magazine, Volume 1 Volume 11 ;Volume 90 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaborateur | John Mitchell Mason |
| Éditeur | S. Whiting & Company, 1806 |
| Original provenant de | Université de Harvard |
| Numérisé | 6 mars 2007 |
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