1833 JOHN BURNS. Christian Philosophy and Ethics as Preparation for the Eternal Kingdom. Reformer then with blanks bound in

then with blanks bound in and the missing matter [not all of it] supplied in what looks like perhaps 18th century manuscript that appears to match Martha Whaley's hand from the rear

were much loved by the Methodists and by just about every pietist or revivalist movement since

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I have not yet fully reconciled myself to that even if the will of God should be so with regard to me

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1833 JOHN BURNS. Christian Philosophy and Ethics as Preparation for the Eternal Kingdom. Reformer then with blanks bound inA really fascinating Scottish Christian philosophical work that is quite rare on the market; no original copies. Burns was Regius Professor at the University of Glasgow and argued that Christian ethics as looked at through a philosophical lens is what leads to the flourishing, millennial society. Really interesting work . . . seemingly Scottish Presbyterian and amillennial. Burns, John. The Principles of Christian Philosophy, Containing the Doctrines,