AN ESSAY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE |
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JOHN HENRY NEWMAN. ment , and consequently are no real objection to it ; the one essential question is whether the recognized organ of teaching , the Church herself , acting through Pope or Council as the oracle of heaven , has ever ...
JOHN HENRY NEWMAN. ment , and consequently are no real objection to it ; the one essential question is whether the recognized organ of teaching , the Church herself , acting through Pope or Council as the oracle of heaven , has ever ...
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JOHN HENRY NEWMAN. ment before they could be used with precision as one . In a thousand instances of a minor character , the statements of the early Fathers are but tokens of the multiplicity of openings which the mind of the Church was ...
JOHN HENRY NEWMAN. ment before they could be used with precision as one . In a thousand instances of a minor character , the statements of the early Fathers are but tokens of the multiplicity of openings which the mind of the Church was ...
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... without any disparagement thereby , or thought of disparage , ment , of her special prerogatives . ] extent lasts thirty days ; and these are divided into SECT . 11. ] DEVOTION TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN . 427 Office of the Blessed Virgin 413.
... without any disparagement thereby , or thought of disparage , ment , of her special prerogatives . ] extent lasts thirty days ; and these are divided into SECT . 11. ] DEVOTION TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN . 427 Office of the Blessed Virgin 413.
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