Providence of God and the world an apparent order
The author defends a providential view of world events amid modern disorder, arguing that divine sovereignty guides history through human will and means. He cites biblical precedent, notes that persecution and infidelity often advance God’s purposes, and urges patient faith rather than rash judgments about methods or final outcomes.
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Contemplations on Providence and the Church's Decline
A dated devotional tract argues that atheistic infidelity and war will dissolve heathen superstitions and the tyranny of church power. It envisions a future where divine justice restores true Christianity, ending papal domination and revealing a purer church under providential guidance.
PHAEBE, Revelation, and modern enthusiasm face off
A historical note argues that Phaebe and similar minds may mislead by shifting focus from Revelation, warning that virtue does not guarantee truth and modern enthusiasm blinds reason. It reflects concern that new notions misdirect inquiry and obscure essential questions.
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