...doctors attempted to give a regular system of morality. Melancthon himself, whose exquisite judgment rendered him peculiarly capable of reducing into a...the law, sin, free-will, faith, hope, and charity. Polemic or XIX. All the divines of this century were edutomrover cated jn the school of controversy,...

...doctors attempted to give a regular system of morality. Melancthon himself, whose exquisite judgment rendered him peculiarly capable of reducing into a...the theological articles that relate to the law?, sih ti freefWill,Jdith, hope, and charity. Polemic or XIX. All the divines of this century were edusid'the^"...

...judgment rendered him peculiarly capa- CENT. xvi. ble of reducing into a compendious system the "V/T ViV elements of every science, never seems to have '~~~...charity. xix. All the divines of this century were educat- Polemic «• ed in the school of controversy, and so trained up to spiritual war, that an...

...capa- CENT. XVL ble of reducing into a compendious system the sPEAcRrT V/. elements of every sciencff, never seems to have — — — thought of treating...charity. xix. All the divines of this century were educat- Polemic or ed in the school of controversy, and so trained up to spiritual war, that an eminent...

...famous Lutheran doctors attempted to give a regular system of morality." " Melancthon," he continues, " never seems to have thought of treating morals in this manner, but, on the contrary, has inserted all his practical rules and instructions under the theological articles...

...doctors attempted to give a regular system of morality. Melancthon himself, whose exquisite judgment rendered him peculiarly capable of reducing into a...the law, sin, free-will, faith, hope, and charity. Polemic or XIX. All the divines of this century were eduriai theo-~ cated in the school of controversy,...

...doctors attempted to give a regular system of morality. Melancthon himself, whose exquisite judgment rendered him peculiarly capable of reducing into a...the law, sin, freewill, faith, hope, and charity. method was considerably changed, and we see those doctors, who were its chief ornaments, reinforcing...

...doctors attempted to give a regular system of morality. Meiancthon himself, whose exquisite judgment rendered him peculiarly capable of reducing into a...relate to the law, sin, freewill, faith, hope, and charily. xix. All the divines of this century were educated in the school of controversy, and so trained...

...word Moralisers bears some resemblance. obliged to contend, given them perpetual employ- cENT. xvi. ment in the field of controversy, and robbed them...in the school of controversy, and so trained up to spiritual war, that an eminent theologian, and a bold logy. and vehement disputant, were considered...

...were far from being sufficiently accurate or extensive. Melanchthon himself, whose exquisite judgment rendered him peculiarly capable of reducing into a...under the theological articles that relate to the late, tin, freewill, faith, hope, and charity." Mosheiin's Eccles. Hist. vol. iv. pp. 23, 24. The same...