Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Divine will ! All rulers , no matter how wicked , how corrupt , how exacting , how crush- ing to the people , rule by Divine appointment , are executing the will of God , and resistance to them is rebellion against God ! Professor Lewis ...
... Divine will ! All rulers , no matter how wicked , how corrupt , how exacting , how crush- ing to the people , rule by Divine appointment , are executing the will of God , and resistance to them is rebellion against God ! Professor Lewis ...
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... Divine institutions . Is this the Christian idea ? The Family is a religious institution , we ad- mit ; but only by virtue of the sacrament of marriage . It is religious , because the Church has blessed it and given it a holy sanction ...
... Divine institutions . Is this the Christian idea ? The Family is a religious institution , we ad- mit ; but only by virtue of the sacrament of marriage . It is religious , because the Church has blessed it and given it a holy sanction ...
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... divine , save so far as quick- ened by divine influences , that is , by the inflowings . of Divine efficacy ab extrâ , what do you but identify the human and Divine natures , and either declare God to be man , or man to be God ? If you ...
... divine , save so far as quick- ened by divine influences , that is , by the inflowings . of Divine efficacy ab extrâ , what do you but identify the human and Divine natures , and either declare God to be man , or man to be God ? If you ...
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