The Presbyterian Quarterly Review, Volume 3B. J. Wallace, Albert Barnes proprietor, 1855 - Presbyterian Church |
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... religion is not by law established in Connecticut . On the other hand , he might very naturally have occasion to inform him of that recent change in the city charter of New York , by which the municipal administration is to be ...
... religion is not by law established in Connecticut . On the other hand , he might very naturally have occasion to inform him of that recent change in the city charter of New York , by which the municipal administration is to be ...
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... religion and a despotic government , are probably twice as populous , at least , as they were in the fifth century . * Hume , on the Populousness of ancient Nations . Vol . ii . Essay xi . If we look at Italy in particular , we shall 42 ...
... religion and a despotic government , are probably twice as populous , at least , as they were in the fifth century . * Hume , on the Populousness of ancient Nations . Vol . ii . Essay xi . If we look at Italy in particular , we shall 42 ...
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... religion of the Empire . ( Pagani . ) The common opinion , that after the establishment . of the Church by Constantine , and particularly after the forci- ble suppression of Paganism by Theodosius , Christianity became universal in ...
... religion of the Empire . ( Pagani . ) The common opinion , that after the establishment . of the Church by Constantine , and particularly after the forci- ble suppression of Paganism by Theodosius , Christianity became universal in ...
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... religion prospers , any people of God should be so multiplied as to desire a rector of their own , they may have a bishop , in case they obtain the consent of him to whom the diocese was subject . " This is just the course we pursue now ...
... religion prospers , any people of God should be so multiplied as to desire a rector of their own , they may have a bishop , in case they obtain the consent of him to whom the diocese was subject . " This is just the course we pursue now ...
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... religious obligation . We are well aware that many will dispute the fact that he possessed any such sense at all . We are not ignorant that many readily find in his poems every thing else than consistent notions of religious truth . By ...
... religious obligation . We are well aware that many will dispute the fact that he possessed any such sense at all . We are not ignorant that many readily find in his poems every thing else than consistent notions of religious truth . By ...
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