AN ESSAY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE |
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according admit allowed answer Apostles appears argument Arian authority become beginning believe Bishop Blessed body brought called Catholic century character Christ Christianity Church communion consequence considered continues controversy corruption Council course Creed definite deny determine direct distinct divine doctrine early Egypt evidence existence external fact faith Fathers follow give given hand heresy heretics Holy human idea infallibility instance interpretation Italy later least less letter living Lord Lord's manner matter means mind Moreover nature necessary object observed once opinion original passage persons Peter Pope present principle professed proof question reason received religion religious revelation rites Roman Rome rule Saints says Scripture sects seems sense separate sometimes speak succession teaching theology things thought tion true truth various whole worship writers