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Gleanings from the Letters of JND - 219

From: Gleanings From the Published Letters of J.N. Darby By: John Nelson Darby

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The point I take to be fatally dangerous is confounding private judgment and conscience. We see the full-blown fruit of it in the present state of Protestantism, where private judgment is used to authorize the rejection of everything the individual does not agree with. 506

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