Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomas;6 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1853 |
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... suppose that without reason there ever is or can be faith , faith , which is the highest and noblest exercise of reason . It is the intrinsic unreasonableness and defectiveness of Pro- testantism that drives so many serious ...
... suppose that without reason there ever is or can be faith , faith , which is the highest and noblest exercise of reason . It is the intrinsic unreasonableness and defectiveness of Pro- testantism that drives so many serious ...
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... suppose that we reject their truth . Our first step should be to distinguish that truth , and show them that we do really hold it . Modern infidelity is not , as so many suppose , a reaction against Catholicity , but against Calvinistic ...
... suppose that we reject their truth . Our first step should be to distinguish that truth , and show them that we do really hold it . Modern infidelity is not , as so many suppose , a reaction against Catholicity , but against Calvinistic ...
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... suppose that the Church has had among her doctors and divines so little patristic learning that she has relied securely for ages on authorities which may be turned against her ? Does he suppose that the great St. Leo , that model of a ...
... suppose that the Church has had among her doctors and divines so little patristic learning that she has relied securely for ages on authorities which may be turned against her ? Does he suppose that the great St. Leo , that model of a ...
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