The concept of sin /

Includes index.

The chief sources of sin;

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The loss and recovery of elect sinners: with the difficulty of their coming back again to glory, methodically held forth under the similitude of captives ransomed and returning from slavery;

Page xiii incorrectly numbered xii.

Sin and its conquerors; or, The conquest of sin.

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A treatise on atonement : in which the finite nature of sin is argued, its cause and consequences as such; the necessity and nature of atonement; and its glorious consequences, in the final reconciliation of all men to holiness and happiness /

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A treatise on atonement : in which the finite nature of sin is argued, its cause and consequences as such; the necessity and nature of atonement; and, its glorious consequences, in the final reconciliation of all men to holiness and happiness /

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The disease and remedy of sin,

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The cost of sin:the effect of social norms on audit pricing

In this paper we provide evidence for the effects of social norms on audit pricing by studying companies belonging to the alcohol, firearms, gambling, military, nuclear power, and tobacco industries,which are often described as “sin” companies. We hypothesize that the disparities between “sin” firms operations and prevailing social norms create an adverse context which heightens the client's business risk assessment by auditors and is, thereby, reflected in the pricing decisions for audit and consulting services. Having controlled for the impact of variables relating to client attributes, auditor attributes and engagement attributes, we demonstrate that audit firms charge significantly higher audit and consulting fees to companies that deviate from prevailing social norms. Additionally,we show that audit pricing levels within the “sin” group depend both on prevailing political views and on the level of “vice” exhibited by “sin” companies.

al- Khiṣāl al-mukaffirah lil-dhunūb al-muqaddamah wa-al-muʼakhkharah : manuscript, undated

Bound with: Risālat al-Surūr fī ḥaqq wālidayhi ʻalayhi al-salām / Sājaqlīzādah (ff. 1r-8v).

[ Nikāḥ] : manuscript, ca. 1894

Marriage ritual in Arabic, the Story of the fast of Satī Mā also known as the fast of Maulā ʻAlī, a Prayer to be recited during ceremony for the forgiveness of sin on the Great Day (the Day of Judgement), the short kalimah or testimony of faith and the long kalimah.

Hierophili freyes und unparteyisches Bedenken von der Vergebung oder Schenkung der Sünden : wie dieselbe weder zur eigentlichen Rechtfertigung vor Gott hinreicht, noch unmittelbar die völlige Seligkeit nach sich ziehe: bey welcher Gelegenheit zugleich von der Sünde, deren Strafen, der wahren Rechtfertigung, Versuchungen des Fleisches u.s.w. gehandelt wird: nebst Widerlegung der vornehmsten Scheingründe, bescheidentlich gestellet und ausgeführet.

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Esponiad ymarferol ar salm y cxxx, ... lle y mae natur maddenat pechod yn cael ei ddangos; y gwirionedd a'r sylweddolrwydd o hono yn cael ei gadarnhau; ac achos eneidiau mewn cyfyngder gan enogrwydd pechod, ac yn cael eu rhyddhau trwy amlygiad o faddeuant gyda Duw, yn cael ymdrin yn helaeth a hwynt.

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Dispositional Forgiveness and Health in Romantic Relationships: An Exploration of Sex Differences, Actor Effects, and Partner Effects

The individual and dyadic associations between dispositional forgiveness of self, others, and situations and mental and physical health in individuals involved in romantic relationships were examined. Sex differences in the relationship between dispositional forgiveness and health were examined. Sex differences in the dyadic relationship between forgiveness and health were also examined. The dispositional forgiveness scores of 297 partners involved in a romantic relationship were used to predict their own as well as their partners' physical and mental health. Both members of the relationship separately completed an Internet-based questionnaire assessing personality traits, relationship variables, and physical and mental health. The couple was provided with monetary compensation. Analyses revealed that women's dispositional forgiveness of self, others, and situations were positively associated with their own physical and mental health. Similarly, men's dispositional forgiveness of self, others, and situations were positively associated with their own mental and physical health. At the individual level, there were no sex differences in the relationship between dispositional forgiveness and health, nor were there sex differences in men and women's reports of dispositional forgiveness. Analyses revealed that men's forgiveness of others and situations were positively associated with their female partners' mental health. There were no partner effects for women or for physical health. The implications of these results for research in the forgiveness-health literature and research on forgiveness in romantic relationships were discussed as were directions for future research.

Embedding Of Non-Simple Lie-Groups, Coupling-Constant Relations And Non-Uniqueness Of Models Of Unification

A general derivation of the coupling constant relations which result on embedding a non-simple group like SU L (2) @ U(1) in a larger simple group (or graded Lie group) is given. It is shown that such relations depend only on the requirement (i) that the multiplet of vector fields form an irreducible representation of the unifying algebra and (ii) the transformation properties of the fermions under SU L (2). This point is illustrated in two ways, one by constructing two different unification groups containing the same fermions and therefore have same Weinberg angle; the other by putting different SU L (2) structures on the same fermions and consequently have different Weinberg angles. In particular the value sin~0=3/8 is characteristic of the sequential doublet models or models which invoke a large number of additional leptons like E 6, while addition of extra charged fermion singlets can reduce the value of sin ~ 0 to 1/4. We point out that at the present time the models of grand unification are far from unique.