Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... truth , or a just view of truth , will not suffice , then we can receive the power we need only by some ministry which can communicate truth itself , the REAL PRESENCE . No scheme of reform , then , is , or can be , practicable , that ...
... truth , or a just view of truth , will not suffice , then we can receive the power we need only by some ministry which can communicate truth itself , the REAL PRESENCE . No scheme of reform , then , is , or can be , practicable , that ...
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... truth . Thus , Paganism has its truth ; Mahometanism its truth ; Christianity its truth ; Catholicism its truth ; Protest- antism its truth ; Calvinism its truth ; Arminianism its truth ; Trinitarianism its truth ; Unitarianism its truth ...
... truth . Thus , Paganism has its truth ; Mahometanism its truth ; Christianity its truth ; Catholicism its truth ; Protest- antism its truth ; Calvinism its truth ; Arminianism its truth ; Trinitarianism its truth ; Unitarianism its truth ...
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... 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 catholicity , but retains much truth , and very essential truth ; but no one ...
... 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 catholicity , but retains much truth , and very essential truth ; but no one ...
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