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Endnotes

Elements of Divinity · pp. 1078–1079

ENDNOTES ft1 Bishop Pearson remarks that “The actual eternity of this world is so far from being necessary, that it is of itself most improbable; and without the infallible certainty of faith, there is no single person carries more evidences of his youth than the world of its novelty.” (Exposition of the Creed.)

ft2As Dr. Fisk uses “conversion” as synonymous with regeneration, we have generally substituted regeneration, as a term more definite, and less liable to be misunderstood. The Doctor’s remarks only apply to conversion in the sense of regeneration.