Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... authority of the State , but of the individuals whose assent is necessary . But the individual over whom no authority may be exercised but his own , is not under government , and can , in no sense , be said to be governed at all . What ...
... authority of the State , but of the individuals whose assent is necessary . But the individual over whom no authority may be exercised but his own , is not under government , and can , in no sense , be said to be governed at all . What ...
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... authority com- petent to set this order aside ? Could there be any authority competent to do it , but the Church herself acting in her corporate capacity ? But the Church could thus act , only when acting under and through the corporate ...
... authority com- petent to set this order aside ? Could there be any authority competent to do it , but the Church herself acting in her corporate capacity ? But the Church could thus act , only when acting under and through the corporate ...
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... authority to be not its , but Christ's ; that is , not its authority in so far as it is human , but only in so far as it is divine . Both agree that no hu- man authority is legitimate , and that the only authority which is legitimate is ...
... authority to be not its , but Christ's ; that is , not its authority in so far as it is human , but only in so far as it is divine . Both agree that no hu- man authority is legitimate , and that the only authority which is legitimate is ...
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