Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1853 |
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... called of God , as was Aaron , but tak- ing his ministry upon himself , and running without being He can have on this theory no legitimate ecclesias- tical authority , no unity , no catholicity ; for these dioce- san Churches are not ...
... called of God , as was Aaron , but tak- ing his ministry upon himself , and running without being He can have on this theory no legitimate ecclesias- tical authority , no unity , no catholicity ; for these dioce- san Churches are not ...
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... called President , King , or Emperor ; but by whichever name he is called , she teaches that he derives his power from God through the people , and holds it as a trust for their good , and forfeits it by gross and continued abuse . It ...
... called President , King , or Emperor ; but by whichever name he is called , she teaches that he derives his power from God through the people , and holds it as a trust for their good , and forfeits it by gross and continued abuse . It ...
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... called the Mountain , and , if we re- collect aright , there was also a Montane party in ancient Athens ; but we never before heard of Catholics being di- vided into the dwellers on the mountain , and the dwellers on the other side of ...
... called the Mountain , and , if we re- collect aright , there was also a Montane party in ancient Athens ; but we never before heard of Catholics being di- vided into the dwellers on the mountain , and the dwellers on the other side of ...
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