Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... religion , spirituals and temporals , civil matters and Church matters ? It either means that the sacred practices of religious worship must not be con- fused with secular pursuits , or that such pursuits are not subject to the control ...
... religion , spirituals and temporals , civil matters and Church matters ? It either means that the sacred practices of religious worship must not be con- fused with secular pursuits , or that such pursuits are not subject to the control ...
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... religion itself cannot be maintained on the ground ordinarily assumed by Protestant theologians , and that , if they continue to retain the rule of private judgment , they must either reject all religion , or else exclude from religion ...
... religion itself cannot be maintained on the ground ordinarily assumed by Protestant theologians , and that , if they continue to retain the rule of private judgment , they must either reject all religion , or else exclude from religion ...
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... religion is not in the intellect ; but his definition , if rendered intelligible , neces- sarily asserts that it is ; for the only intelligible meaning of his definition is , The essence of religion is in the feeble or obscure ...
... religion is not in the intellect ; but his definition , if rendered intelligible , neces- sarily asserts that it is ; for the only intelligible meaning of his definition is , The essence of religion is in the feeble or obscure ...
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