Lectures on the Principal Doctrines and Practices of the Catholic Church |
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... suppose that you lived in a country , or in any part of this country , where there was not within your reach a single Ca- tholic ; where , consequently , it had not been necessary to hold un our doctrines to your execration , -indeed ...
... suppose that you lived in a country , or in any part of this country , where there was not within your reach a single Ca- tholic ; where , consequently , it had not been necessary to hold un our doctrines to your execration , -indeed ...
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... suppose , that these will be what are commonly called contro- versial lectures . I own that I have a great dislike — almost an antipathy - to the name ; for it supposes that we consider ourselves in a state of warfare with others ; that ...
... suppose , that these will be what are commonly called contro- versial lectures . I own that I have a great dislike — almost an antipathy - to the name ; for it supposes that we consider ourselves in a state of warfare with others ; that ...
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... suppose that every Protestant , in examin- ing the grounds of his religion , is most careful not to allow a single ingredient to mingle , which might seem to give the authority of man any weight among the grounds on which he believes ...
... suppose that every Protestant , in examin- ing the grounds of his religion , is most careful not to allow a single ingredient to mingle , which might seem to give the authority of man any weight among the grounds on which he believes ...
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... suppose , that " power " is supposed by these writers to reside in the material book , or its letters ; though there is some reason to fear that such image - worship is far from uncommon in this country . viction , that the systems of ...
... suppose , that " power " is supposed by these writers to reside in the material book , or its letters ; though there is some reason to fear that such image - worship is far from uncommon in this country . viction , that the systems of ...
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... suppose that God gave his Holy Word to be the only rule of faith to all It must be a rule , therefore , easy to be procured , and to be held . God himself must have made the necessary pro- vision , that all men should have it , and be ...
... suppose that God gave his Holy Word to be the only rule of faith to all It must be a rule , therefore , easy to be procured , and to be held . God himself must have made the necessary pro- vision , that all men should have it , and be ...
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