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by Robert Barclay An Apology for the True Christian Divinity… (1678)

Thus then the contrary batterings of our adversaries, who miss the truth, do concur the more strongly to establish it, while they are destroying each other. But lest this may not seem to suffice to satisfy such as judge it always possible for the best of men before they die to fall away, I shall add, for the proof of it, some brief considerations from some few testimonies of the scripture.
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by Robert Barclay An Apology for the True Christian Divinity… (1678)

Some other objections there are of the same nature, which are solved by the same answers, which also, because largely treated of by others, I omit, to come to that testimony of the truth which is more especially ours in this matter, and is contained in the latter part of the proposition in these words: Yet such an increase and stability in the truth may in this life be attained, from which there cannot be a total apostacy.
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