A Candid Inquiry into the Controversies among Evangelicals · §314 · Samuel Strimesius

Annotatio VI §.III: Easy to do likewise on other Antitheses — none damned in Scripture; opposites asserted

Today’s doctors would be led most easily to do the same on the other antitheses named above.

They need only recall that none of those antitheses — nor many like them — is read damned in Holy Scripture, either expressly or by ready consequence.

Rather, the antitheses of those antitheses are asserted in God’s word, if not in the same words, then by legitimate consequence.

Latin

Ad simile quid faciendum in aliis suprà memoratis Antithesibus inducentur hodierni Doctores quàm facillimè, si recolant, omnes istas Antitheses suas similesque plures, in Scriptura S. nullibi, nec expressè, nec per Consequentiam obviam, damnatas legi; quin harum potius Antithesium Antitheses, si minus totidem verbis, certè per legitimas Consequentias, in verbo Dei asseri:

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