Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volume 1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Congregationalism . Both admit the Church ; both admit it to be an authoritative body ; and both admit its authority to be not its , but Christ's ; that is , not its authority in so far as it is human , but only in so far as it is ...
... Congregationalism . Both admit the Church ; both admit it to be an authoritative body ; and both admit its authority to be not its , but Christ's ; that is , not its authority in so far as it is human , but only in so far as it is ...
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... Congregationalism make out the regular succession of Congregational Churches . Partial as our education has made us to Congregationalism , we should be loath to undertake its defence on any ground what- ever . For the same reason , if ...
... Congregationalism make out the regular succession of Congregational Churches . Partial as our education has made us to Congregationalism , we should be loath to undertake its defence on any ground what- ever . For the same reason , if ...
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... Congregationalism . Practically , the Congregational min- ister ceases , in New England , to be the minister of Christ to the congregation . He is no longer a bishop , or overseer , placed by the Holy Ghost over the congre- gation . The ...
... Congregationalism . Practically , the Congregational min- ister ceases , in New England , to be the minister of Christ to the congregation . He is no longer a bishop , or overseer , placed by the Holy Ghost over the congre- gation . The ...
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No I | 1 |
BERKELEY AND IDEALISM | 29 |
THE CHURCH QUESTION | 57 |
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