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authority for itself ; when plainly the very existence or comprehension of the so - called fact depends wholly on the person to whom it is presented . " If each man is his own authority , according to the preceding remarks in this book ...
authority for itself ; when plainly the very existence or comprehension of the so - called fact depends wholly on the person to whom it is presented . " If each man is his own authority , according to the preceding remarks in this book ...
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... authority of our Lord as a teacher come from God was proved by miracles . These miracles the Church witnessed and testifies to as facts , and so far her ... authority commanding the will 520 [ October , Authority in Matters of Faith .
... authority of our Lord as a teacher come from God was proved by miracles . These miracles the Church witnessed and testifies to as facts , and so far her ... authority commanding the will 520 [ October , Authority in Matters of Faith .
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only authority in his sense , authority commanding the will , and giving no reason to the understanding : they mean , primarily , by authority in matters of faith or reason , authority for believing , and commanding it only through ...
only authority in his sense , authority commanding the will , and giving no reason to the understanding : they mean , primarily , by authority in matters of faith or reason , authority for believing , and commanding it only through ...
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