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15261	Clarkson, Thomas	A Portraiture of Quakerism, Volume 2 Taken from a View of the Education and Discipline, Social Manners, Civil and Political Economy, Religious Principles and Character, of the Society of Friends			.txt	text/plain	81566	3770	70	The Quakers believe, that there can be no spiritual knowledge of God, man united to Christ by the spirit of God. Our light, on the other hand, The Quakers believe that the spirit of God, which has been thus given to That the spirit of God was given to man as a spiritual instructor, the The spirit of God, which has been thus given to man as a spiritual The Quakers believe also, that as God gave a portion of his spirit to Quakers believe that God's holy spirit became a guide also to them, and their outward ears the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Quakers believe, that Quakers have made every thing of the spirit, and but little of Christ, I difference, whether we use the words "Spirit of God" or "Christ," in the The Quakers believe, that Jesus Christ was man, because he took flesh,	./cache/15261.txt	./txt/15261.txt