Lectures on the Principal Doctrines and Practices of the Catholic Church, Volume 1 |
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... follows , necessarily , that , by this principle , a very common ground for being a Protestant is , at once , excluded . For preachers will too often imagine , and their hearers will follow them in the idea , that when they have held up ...
... follows , necessarily , that , by this principle , a very common ground for being a Protestant is , at once , excluded . For preachers will too often imagine , and their hearers will follow them in the idea , that when they have held up ...
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... follows , concerning the self - examina- tion which he instituted into the grounds and motives of his belief . " The reason of this my inquiry , is , not that I am , in the least , dissatisfied with that religion I have already embraced ...
... follows , concerning the self - examina- tion which he instituted into the grounds and motives of his belief . " The reason of this my inquiry , is , not that I am , in the least , dissatisfied with that religion I have already embraced ...
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... follow , I would rather call demonstrative than controversial . It will consist in laying before you the grounds of our doctrines , rather than in endeavoring to overthrow those professed by others . It will likewise be essentially ...
... follow , I would rather call demonstrative than controversial . It will consist in laying before you the grounds of our doctrines , rather than in endeavoring to overthrow those professed by others . It will likewise be essentially ...
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... follow that course , it is always an unsatisfactory one ; because , by it , injus- tice is done to two important parties - the cause in hand , and those who are anxious to hear its demonstration . To the cause , for this simple reason ...
... follow that course , it is always an unsatisfactory one ; because , by it , injus- tice is done to two important parties - the cause in hand , and those who are anxious to hear its demonstration . To the cause , for this simple reason ...
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... follow its guidance . But there is another and more important distinction , which you can hardly fail to observe ; that the moment the Catholic , in his train of argument , has taken his first step from profane to holy ground - the ...
... follow its guidance . But there is another and more important distinction , which you can hardly fail to observe ; that the moment the Catholic , in his train of argument , has taken his first step from profane to holy ground - the ...
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