Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... believe her , because I have reason to believe her God's Church , and that she has authority to teach , I must believe it . Very true , I believe her , but I believe it , and can believe it , no farther than I understand it , and I ...
... believe her , because I have reason to believe her God's Church , and that she has authority to teach , I must believe it . Very true , I believe her , but I believe it , and can believe it , no farther than I understand it , and I ...
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... believe more than this , I ask you to tell me in plain and unequivocal language , what it is that you really mean , and what in addition Catholic faith re- quires me to believe ? I ask you , also , to show that what , in addition , is ...
... believe more than this , I ask you to tell me in plain and unequivocal language , what it is that you really mean , and what in addition Catholic faith re- quires me to believe ? I ask you , also , to show that what , in addition , is ...
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... believe what the Church teaches , because we believe the Church ; we believe the Church , because we believe God ; and we believe God , be- cause he is true , verax , prima veritas in essendo , et in di- cendo . But Deus est verax , or ...
... believe what the Church teaches , because we believe the Church ; we believe the Church , because we believe God ; and we believe God , be- cause he is true , verax , prima veritas in essendo , et in di- cendo . But Deus est verax , or ...
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ART PAGE | 1 |
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES ON SLAVERY | 34 |
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION | 66 |
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