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... believe that the monarch had been given a guardianship over the Church of the nation : the monarch's privilege and responsibility was to secure the orthodoxy of the Church and to support its enact- ments . As many of the apologists of ...
... believe that the monarch had been given a guardianship over the Church of the nation : the monarch's privilege and responsibility was to secure the orthodoxy of the Church and to support its enact- ments . As many of the apologists of ...
Page xxxii
... believe but had also expressed their beliefs in a form acceptable to such later Christians . The exten- sive and fierce controversies around these matters have lately been the subject of an excellent monograph by Maurice Wiles.15 But ...
... believe but had also expressed their beliefs in a form acceptable to such later Christians . The exten- sive and fierce controversies around these matters have lately been the subject of an excellent monograph by Maurice Wiles.15 But ...
Page xxxiii
... believe in the Trinity if we were unable to be confident that the belief had been there from the beginning . Newman's text in fact offers an implicit response to such a challenge . Yes , belief had been there from the start , but the ...
... believe in the Trinity if we were unable to be confident that the belief had been there from the beginning . Newman's text in fact offers an implicit response to such a challenge . Yes , belief had been there from the start , but the ...
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