An edition of Certain Propositions by which the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity is so Explained, according to the Ancient Fathers, as to speak it Not Contradictory to Natural Reason (1719)

Certain Propositions by which the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity is so Explained, according to the Ancient Fathers, as to speak it Not Contradictory to Natural Reason

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An edition of Certain Propositions by which the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity is so Explained, according to the Ancient Fathers, as to speak it Not Contradictory to Natural Reason (1719)

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Printed for John Clark, at the Bible and Crown in the Poultry, near Cheapside
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15

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Certain Propositions by which the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity is so Explained, according to the Ancient Fathers, as to speak it Not Contradictory to Natural Reason
1719, Printed for John Clark, at the Bible and Crown in the Poultry, near Cheapside
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List of books 'Newly printed for John Clark' on verso of page 15.

The DNB describes this work as 'A re-issue of Fowler's Twenty-eight Propositions by which the Doctrine of the Trinity is endeavoured to be explained', which appeared in 1693; in it he 'to some extent anticipated Clarke, attempting, with the aid of patristic authority, to strike a line between the errors of Arianism and the later developments of dogmatic orthodoxy'.

ESTC1516F15.

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