Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volume 1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... whole unbroken body of the Lord . This premised , let there be no dis- cussion as to who broke the body , or as to which frag- ment , upon the whole , retains the most of the original body , or to which we should do best to assimilate ...
... whole unbroken body of the Lord . This premised , let there be no dis- cussion as to who broke the body , or as to which frag- ment , upon the whole , retains the most of the original body , or to which we should do best to assimilate ...
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... whole ; since , save in union with the whole , the part does not even exist . All that England had a right to do , on Catholic prin- ciples , was , to exert herself , as a member of the Catholic Church , in a legal and constitutional ...
... whole ; since , save in union with the whole , the part does not even exist . All that England had a right to do , on Catholic prin- ciples , was , to exert herself , as a member of the Catholic Church , in a legal and constitutional ...
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... whole Christian world , with the exception of condemned heretics and schismatics , not to be counted . If Rome had departed from the faith , the whole Church , quoad Church , had departed from it and become heretical , and therefore had ...
... whole Christian world , with the exception of condemned heretics and schismatics , not to be counted . If Rome had departed from the faith , the whole Church , quoad Church , had departed from it and become heretical , and therefore had ...
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No I | 1 |
BERKELEY AND IDEALISM | 29 |
THE CHURCH QUESTION | 57 |
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