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Chriſt, Divine Faith being nothing elſe bur the Soul's aſſent ra the Divine Revelation, becauſe iris ſuch, is notfurthered, but hin- dred, by the arguing the obje&of it from Principles of Reaſon, and the colouring of it with high-flown words and trim phraſes. There
God unto men: but we muſt take heed , that we do not diminiſh the Authority of God's revealed will, either by puerile louriſhings of words, or philoſophical argumentation.
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