Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volume 1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... independent teachings of reason with the independent teachings of faith , we conclude , forthwith , that they were no philosophers ; or that , if they were so in their secret thought , they dared not be so in public . Poor men , they ...
... independent teachings of reason with the independent teachings of faith , we conclude , forthwith , that they were no philosophers ; or that , if they were so in their secret thought , they dared not be so in public . Poor men , they ...
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... independent church polity , complete in itself . That the temporal powers have always favored this doctrine , there is no question ; and that their struggles to reduce it to practice have occasioned all the calamities which have ...
... independent church polity , complete in itself . That the temporal powers have always favored this doctrine , there is no question ; and that their struggles to reduce it to practice have occasioned all the calamities which have ...
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... independent governments , and neither participates in the authority of the other . But the Church of England is a distinct , independent polity , participating in the authority of no other body , and hold- ing communion with the ...
... independent governments , and neither participates in the authority of the other . But the Church of England is a distinct , independent polity , participating in the authority of no other body , and hold- ing communion with the ...
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No I | 1 |
BERKELEY AND IDEALISM | 29 |
THE CHURCH QUESTION | 57 |
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