Brownson's Quarterly ReviewBenjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... civil and political liberty . Liberty grows out of religion , and civil and political liberty is the conse- quence of the freedom and independence of the Church , not its source or guaranty . The civil and political liberty of the ...
... civil and political liberty . Liberty grows out of religion , and civil and political liberty is the conse- quence of the freedom and independence of the Church , not its source or guaranty . The civil and political liberty of the ...
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... civil power , is not itself a temporal power or sovereignty , but simply of the power spiritual over the temporal . As has just been said in the case of bishops , it is so far from trench- ing on the ordinary power or jurisdiction of ...
... civil power , is not itself a temporal power or sovereignty , but simply of the power spiritual over the temporal . As has just been said in the case of bishops , it is so far from trench- ing on the ordinary power or jurisdiction of ...
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... civil judges ; they pertain to a spiritual kingdom , and are justiciable only by the spiritual authority , and not till deprived of their spirituality can they be answer- able to a civil tribunal . Civil laws which contravene the law of ...
... civil judges ; they pertain to a spiritual kingdom , and are justiciable only by the spiritual authority , and not till deprived of their spirituality can they be answer- able to a civil tribunal . Civil laws which contravene the law of ...
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