Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... Protestant instruction , or regard Protestant theology as a let and hindrance , at best as superfluous ; for it really is an anomaly in Protestantism , and has no relation to the general economy of Protestant life . The Christian ...
... Protestant instruction , or regard Protestant theology as a let and hindrance , at best as superfluous ; for it really is an anomaly in Protestantism , and has no relation to the general economy of Protestant life . The Christian ...
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... Protestant or an infidel country cannot be . A Protestant country cannot be , because Protestantism is illogical , unintellectual , both in itself and in its influence . Ask a Protestant what he believes ; he can tell you , within cer ...
... Protestant or an infidel country cannot be . A Protestant country cannot be , because Protestantism is illogical , unintellectual , both in itself and in its influence . Ask a Protestant what he believes ; he can tell you , within cer ...
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... Protestant , and thus far were , no doubt , when most a Protestant , a Roman Catholic in principle . Moreover , we were never enough of a Protestant to believe that we were ourselves the exact measure of truth and good- ness , that we ...
... Protestant , and thus far were , no doubt , when most a Protestant , a Roman Catholic in principle . Moreover , we were never enough of a Protestant to believe that we were ourselves the exact measure of truth and good- ness , that we ...
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