Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Catholic , saving so far as concerned the papal supremacy , and making the monarch the head of the Church . He wrote in defence of the Catholic faith against Luther , and made the profession of Protestant- ism a capital offence . Under ...
... Catholic , saving so far as concerned the papal supremacy , and making the monarch the head of the Church . He wrote in defence of the Catholic faith against Luther , and made the profession of Protestant- ism a capital offence . Under ...
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... Catholic does not reject ; he accepts it ; but he does not accept it as something which he had not before . The Catholic is a Catholic , not an Eclectic . The Eclectic assumes that all sects , schools , and parties have each a special ...
... Catholic does not reject ; he accepts it ; but he does not accept it as something which he had not before . The Catholic is a Catholic , not an Eclectic . The Eclectic assumes that all sects , schools , and parties have each a special ...
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... Catholic Church , did separate from the communion of the Catholic Church . So long as the Church of Rome was unconvicted of schism or heresy before a competent tribunal , separation from it was separation from the Catholic Church . But ...
... Catholic Church , did separate from the communion of the Catholic Church . So long as the Church of Rome was unconvicted of schism or heresy before a competent tribunal , separation from it was separation from the Catholic Church . But ...
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