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John Norris

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....but I use the word (devotion) in a greater latitude so as to comprehend under it faith, hope, love, fear, trust, humility, submission, honour , reverence, adoration, thanksgiving in a word all that duty which we owe to God.
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Reason and Religion; or, The Grounds and Measures of Devotion. Part I, Introduction, Section VIII.

 
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