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  • Letters Addressed To The Rev. Samuel Miller, D.d., In Reply To His Letters Concerning The Constitution And Order Of The Christian Ministry
    Samuel Miller / Thomas Yardley How
    This book contains a series of letters written by Thomas Yardley How in response to letters from the Reverend Samuel Miller concerning the constitution and order of the Christian ministry. In these letters, How attempts to address and refute charges made against the Episcopal Church and its advocates. This work offers insight into theological debates surrounding church governan...
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    20,08 €

  • An Address, Delivered By The Rev. S.b. How, At His Inauguration As Principal Of Dickinson College, In Carlisle, Pa., On Tuesday, March 30, 1830
    Samuel Blanchard How
    This is the text of the inaugural address delivered by the Rev. S.B. How upon his appointment as Principal of Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on March 30, 1830. The address offers insights into the state of higher education in the early 19th century and the role of religious institutions in shaping American intellectual life. It provides a snapshot of the values an...
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    15,63 €

  • Slave Holding Not Sinful
    Samuel B. How / Samuel BHow
    ''Slave Holding Not Sinful'' is a book written by Samuel B. How in 1855. The book explores the topic of slavery and argues that it is not a sinful practice, but rather a punishment for man’s sin. How believes that slavery is a natural consequence of the fall of man and that it is a necessary institution for maintaining order in society.The book also offers a remedy for the evil...
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    25,84 €

  • Slaveholding Not Sinful
    Samuel Blanchard How
    ''Slaveholding Not Sinful'' is a book written by Samuel Blanchard How in 1856, which argues that slavery is not a sin but rather a punishment for man’s sin. The author uses biblical references to support his argument and presents slavery as a necessary institution for the proper functioning of society. How also suggests that the gospel of Christ provides a remedy for the negati...
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    25,84 €