Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Father of filiation as the Father bears to hin the rela- tion of paternity , is yet identically God , and the express image of the Father . The Father must turn to the Son , and the Son to the Father , and from their mutual spiration ...
... Father of filiation as the Father bears to hin the rela- tion of paternity , is yet identically God , and the express image of the Father . The Father must turn to the Son , and the Son to the Father , and from their mutual spiration ...
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... Father as prin- ciple , and in the procession of the Holy Ghost the action , immanent action , returns to the Father as end . And hence we may say - only remembering that we are speaking of the interior essence of God , in so far as ...
... Father as prin- ciple , and in the procession of the Holy Ghost the action , immanent action , returns to the Father as end . And hence we may say - only remembering that we are speaking of the interior essence of God , in so far as ...
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... Father and the Son , from the Father as principle , and from the Son as medium . To deny the Filioque , and maintain , as the Greeks are said to do , that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father alone , would be to deny the essentially ...
... Father and the Son , from the Father as principle , and from the Son as medium . To deny the Filioque , and maintain , as the Greeks are said to do , that the Holy Ghost proceeds from the Father alone , would be to deny the essentially ...
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