Church Association. opinions contrary to the Canonical Scriptures .'- ' De Unitat ... Establishment , and to fight fiercely for the Church . Ah ! Sir , when ... affidavit certifying that the same has been duly served upon the defendant ...
... in the Oc- tober No. of the Archbishop's Magazine . It states , that when the subject of Chaplains was first broached , the President of the United States as- 66 sented , and caused the officers of Georgetown College to POETRY . 221.
History of Protestant Theology: Tr. by the Rev. George Robson and Sophia Taylor. With a Preface to the Translation by the Author
... Form . Cons . remained binding far into the eighteenth century . Cartesianism , in a rationalistic form , however , effected an entrance in Ringier , the disciple of Roëll , while Stapfer was a Wolffian . In Zurich ... Gap : that we are ...
The history of the Church of Christ, from the Diet of Augsburg 1530 to the eighteenth century
... diet , the continuation of the council , and the punishment of those who had ventured to resist his will . It was now that Maurice began to indicate that hesi- tation in his feelings which in a short time was to assume the more ...
... hesi- tation is often carried to an unwarrantable extent , the Highland communicant often thinking that his present frame of mind , rather than his personal in- terest in Christ , is to be the test of his worthiness . But still ...
Pictorial History of Protestantism: A Panoramic View of Western Europe and the United States
... omibus : facerdoti fuo vicario . Lanones penitétialcs folü viuétibus funt impofiti ... cu fuis mgfis : quip las ventan fecuros fefe cre dunt de fua falute ... ne populus falfe intelligat.cas p feri ceteris bonis opibus charitatio . 17 ...
A Short History of the First Beginning and Progress of the Protestant Religion: Gathered Out of the Best Protestant Writers, by Way of Question and Answer
... drunkenness , and carousing . And so strangely barbarous is the people , that most men are persuaded , that if they do but fast one day , they must die the following night . " Calvin L. de . Scandalis . " Of the many thousands , who ...
A Rational Account of the Grounds of Protestant Religion: Being a Vindication of the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury's Relation of a Conference, &c. from the Pretended Answer by T. C. ...
... Codex Canonum as the other twenty were ? For , as Jacobus Leschafferius well obferves , we are not to imagine that the Ancient Church was govern- ed at Randome by loose and dispersed Canons , where- by it had been an eafie matter to ...
Genuine Christianity contrasted with its corruptions, with idolatry, and with the Religion of Mahomet
Richard Maddock Hawley. I proceed to shew that mysteries abound not less in natural religion , and in the human sciences , than in the Christian Revelation . Natural religion assures us of the existence of God from eternity to eternity ...
Developments of Protestantism, and other fragments. [By T. W. M.] Reprinted from the “Dublin Review” and the “Tablet.”
... ra shop of I me ; " hi formidab e entury , ' d f majestic world was througho t oken tha : monies . Let use anities vh es , however , appears to go a good deal further , only willing to make common cause against the with a community by ...
... cock on the top ? The defign of the Roman Catholic Church , in this kind of decoration , is as an emblematical memorandum to every Christian eye , that lifts up to behold it , to remind that CHRIST , by the cross , conquered the whole ...
Controversy Between the Rev. John Hughes, of the Roman Catholic Church, and the Rev. John Breckinridge, of the Presbyterian Church: Relative to the Existing Differences in the Roman Catholic and Protestant Religions
... Malachy's prophecy , quoted above . St. Justin Martyr , almost , if not quite contem- porary with St. John the Evangelist , says , " Christ instituted a sacrifice of bread and wine , which Christians offer up in every place , " and ...
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