Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Protestantism , and take her stand on truly Catholic ground ? Will she become a true mother to us , afford a home to us , who have been storm - tossed on the tu- multuous sea of sectarianism , poor shipwrecked mari- ners , cast naked ...
... Protestantism , and take her stand on truly Catholic ground ? Will she become a true mother to us , afford a home to us , who have been storm - tossed on the tu- multuous sea of sectarianism , poor shipwrecked mari- ners , cast naked ...
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... Protestantism assumes that the Church herself , in her corporate existence , had become corrupt and heretical . The party to be tried for heresy was , then , the Church herself . Protestantism must impeach and convict the Church herself ...
... Protestantism assumes that the Church herself , in her corporate existence , had become corrupt and heretical . The party to be tried for heresy was , then , the Church herself . Protestantism must impeach and convict the Church herself ...
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... Protestantism , in decomposing it , and selecting out its elements of truth , and rejecting its errors . We must not suppose that Protes- tantism has no truth . No Protestant sect , however far it may have departed from unity and ...
... Protestantism , in decomposing it , and selecting out its elements of truth , and rejecting its errors . We must not suppose that Protes- tantism has no truth . No Protestant sect , however far it may have departed from unity and ...
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