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... tion in the first place , to the state of parties and schools , in and about the Church , at the time of its rise , and to the sacred doctrine which it assailed , in order to obtain a due insight into the history of the controversy ...
... tion in the first place , to the state of parties and schools , in and about the Church , at the time of its rise , and to the sacred doctrine which it assailed , in order to obtain a due insight into the history of the controversy ...
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... tion to the particular form which the Antiochene corrup- 1 [ Vide a remarkable passage in Origen , on the pomp of the Bishops of his day , quoted by Neander , Hist . vol . ii . p . 330 , Bohn . ] tions seem to have assumed , viz ...
... tion to the particular form which the Antiochene corrup- 1 [ Vide a remarkable passage in Origen , on the pomp of the Bishops of his day , quoted by Neander , Hist . vol . ii . p . 330 , Bohn . ] tions seem to have assumed , viz ...
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... tion of its rites . On the other hand , it was natural that the Asian Churches should be affectionately attached to a custom which their first founders , and they inspired teachers , had sanctioned . But the case was very different ...
... tion of its rites . On the other hand , it was natural that the Asian Churches should be affectionately attached to a custom which their first founders , and they inspired teachers , had sanctioned . But the case was very different ...
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... tion , were tarnished by the love of singularity , the spirit of insubordination and separatism , and the gloomy spiritual pride which their history evidences . St. Paul's Epistle furnishes us with the first specimen of this unchristian ...
... tion , were tarnished by the love of singularity , the spirit of insubordination and separatism , and the gloomy spiritual pride which their history evidences . St. Paul's Epistle furnishes us with the first specimen of this unchristian ...
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... tion . But far greater was the evil , when men destitute of religious seriousness and earnestness engaged in the like theological discussions , not with any definite ecclesi- astical object , but as a mere trial of skill , or as a ...
... tion . But far greater was the evil , when men destitute of religious seriousness and earnestness engaged in the like theological discussions , not with any definite ecclesi- astical object , but as a mere trial of skill , or as a ...
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