Universal Grace Debate in 1761 Visitor Letters
In a set of 1761 correspondence, Tranquillus argues against predestinarian views and defends universal grace as consistent with Apostolic teaching, countering Arminian claims that universal grace leads to deism. The letters discuss early church doctrine, Pope, Augustine, and Protestant history, warning that particular redemption undermines faith and contradicts scripture.
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Peat Christ
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Port News Update From Penzance May Day Sailings
Port News reports arrivals at Penzance on May 4 with His Majesty's sloop Savage under Captain Peard and several ships including Adventure from Falmouth Providence from Emsworth Prosperous from Chichester Three Brothers from London Northbrook from Portsmouth carrying goods bound for Dublin Cork groat and malt noted among the cargoes.
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