Brownson's Quarterly Review

able American assert authority become believe bishop body called Catholic cause Christ Christian Church civil condition constitution created creatures deny depends devotion distinction Divine doctrine doubt effect empirical error existence fact faith Father follow force give given grace heart Hence hold Holy human idea ideal ignorance independent intelligible intuition judgment knowledge learned least less liberty living Lord maintain matter means mind moral nature necessary never object original party perfect persons philosophy political Pope possible practice present principles Protestant prove question reality reason received regard relation religion respect REVIEW salvation saved schools seems sense sensible simply society soul speak spiritual substance supernatural suppose teach theologians things Thomas thought tion true truth understand Union United universal whole writings