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Sourced quotes from Andrew Fuller in the Postmilstill archive, with works and topics linked for reading and research.
To hide their outward nakedness, they betake themselves to the leaves of the garden. This, as a great writer observes, was "to cover, not to cure." And to what else is all the labour of sinners directed? Is it not to con…
To admit the existence of a few facts, without possessing any sense of their humiliating implication, their holy nature, their vast importance, or the practical consequences that attach to them, is to admit the body with…
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To hide their outward nakedness, they betake themselves to the leaves of the garden. This, as a great writer observes, was "to cover, not to cure." And to what else is all the labour of sinners directed? Is it not to con…
To admit the existence of a few facts, without possessing any sense of their humiliating implication, their holy nature, their vast importance, or the practical consequences that attach to them, is to admit the body with…