The divine conduct justified or, an attempt to prove in two short essays, I. That God is a good being, sincerely desires the salvation and happiness of all mankind, and graciously affords sufficient means for that purpose. II. That man is a moral agent, the divine being not working irresistibly unfrustrably and unconditionally by those means. By Robert Cornthwaite.

  • Cornthwaite, Robert 1696-1755.
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The divine conduct justified: or, an attempt to prove in two short essays, I. That God is a good being, sincerely desires the salvation and happiness of all mankind, and graciously affords sufficient means for that purpose. II. That man is a moral agent, the divine being not working irresistibly unfrustrably and unconditionally by those means. By Robert Cornthwaite

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London : printed for J. Noon, at the White-Hart, Cheapside, 1747

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