 Pietists was first invented ; it may, at least, be affirmed, that it was not commonly known before this period. It was at first applied by some giddy and inconsiderate persons to those who frequented the Biblical Colleges, and lived in a manner suitable...  Christian liberty, a sermon - Page 106by Samuel Butler (bp. of Lichfield and Coventry.) - 1811Full view - About this book
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...by some giddy and inconsiderate persons to those who frequented the biblical colleges, and lived in a manner suitable to the instructions and exhortations...that were addressed to them in these seminaries of pietyIt was afterward made use of to characterize all those who were either distinguished by the excessive... | |
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