An Inquiry Into the Privilege And Duty of the Christian Church in the Exercise

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There never has been one of those, against whom he has- written, who has attempted to draw such inferences from such premises^ and how he could permit himself to make the statement, I am utterly unable to comprehend.
3. What are the forcible arguments, or the strong; rea- sons of Mr, M'M* which gives him a title to use the lan- guage of contempt, and to sneer at doctors? Reader at- tend: To establish his position and excite your indignation against our quibble-^^, he produces the powerful and c...onclu- sive arguments of four ifs and a why not. Jf they sung the 45th, i/they sung the 47'th, if they sung the 68th, and 2/ they suno; a portion of the 102d, and luhy might they not have sung them! LogicI logic! well may our author treat with contempt all the puny race of logicians, who cannot reach his elevation. But does he offer no other argument, in this place, or on this subject, than that we have stated? Only one others but quite as forcible as the former ones. It is in these wor^X^y^'^ certain I am, ^^ and of course, must settle the question to which it is applied.

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