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munion , by the erection of churches , and by Pastoral Aid Societies . ... actually
stopped , and no farther , and who deprecate any sort of movement or agitation
that tends to change these stanch and well - contented church - of - England men
.
munion , by the erection of churches , and by Pastoral Aid Societies . ... actually
stopped , and no farther , and who deprecate any sort of movement or agitation
that tends to change these stanch and well - contented church - of - England men
.
Page 375
... the Revolution in 1688 ; soon after which it was abolished , and the national
church of Scotland declared Presbyterian ... with the form and purity of worship
then in use , within the church of Scotland , and its Presbyterian church
government ...
... the Revolution in 1688 ; soon after which it was abolished , and the national
church of Scotland declared Presbyterian ... with the form and purity of worship
then in use , within the church of Scotland , and its Presbyterian church
government ...
Page 378
and as most of the members of their congregations adhered to them , and others
followed , they became the foundation of the Secession church in Scotland . " The
number of congregations and clergymen belonging to the body rapidly ...
and as most of the members of their congregations adhered to them , and others
followed , they became the foundation of the Secession church in Scotland . " The
number of congregations and clergymen belonging to the body rapidly ...
Page 379
The secession of a portion of the established church was attended with important
consequences . ... to ministers of their own selection in the seceding churches ,
the opposition to presentees became more inveterate and unmanageable , and it
...
The secession of a portion of the established church was attended with important
consequences . ... to ministers of their own selection in the seceding churches ,
the opposition to presentees became more inveterate and unmanageable , and it
...
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the cause of national churches in the field of argument , to have the victory so
wrested from our hands . ... will it be given up peaceably , and without
compensation ? and will the state continue to support a church which thus trifles
with private ...
the cause of national churches in the field of argument , to have the victory so
wrested from our hands . ... will it be given up peaceably , and without
compensation ? and will the state continue to support a church which thus trifles
with private ...
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