Lectures on the Principal Doctrines and Practices of the Catholic Church, Volume 1J. Booker, 1836 |
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... give offence to no man , lest thereby our ministry should be blamed . But while these words seem in- tended to exhort you , especially at this holy season , to attend to those instructions which are delivered for your edification , it ...
... give offence to no man , lest thereby our ministry should be blamed . But while these words seem in- tended to exhort you , especially at this holy season , to attend to those instructions which are delivered for your edification , it ...
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... give , wherefore he is a member of this communion . It follows , necessarily , that , by this principle , a very com- mon ground for being a Protestant is , at once , excluded . For preachers will too often imagine , and their hearers ...
... give , wherefore he is a member of this communion . It follows , necessarily , that , by this principle , a very com- mon ground for being a Protestant is , at once , excluded . For preachers will too often imagine , and their hearers ...
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... gives you such reasons as these , for being a Protestant , only gives you such motives as influence him to continue in the profession of his creed but they are not reasons which touch the grounds whereon Protestantism justifies its ...
... gives you such reasons as these , for being a Protestant , only gives you such motives as influence him to continue in the profession of his creed but they are not reasons which touch the grounds whereon Protestantism justifies its ...
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... give the most various reasons why they are Catholics . But , now , allow me to notice the difference between the two religions . That the grounds upon which men may be brought to the true religion of Christ are various , is evident ...
... give the most various reasons why they are Catholics . But , now , allow me to notice the difference between the two religions . That the grounds upon which men may be brought to the true religion of Christ are various , is evident ...
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... gives stability and unity to conviction , which makes the terms , whereon men are received into the pale of a religion equal to all , whether learned or illiterate , quick or dull of apprehension , and which obliges all to divest ...
... gives stability and unity to conviction , which makes the terms , whereon men are received into the pale of a religion equal to all , whether learned or illiterate , quick or dull of apprehension , and which obliges all to divest ...
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