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... Christian Communions that we claim for our own . But we hold that American civilization is Christian civilization , and therefore excludes all civilizations repugnant to it . We do not construe religious liberty to mean that we must pro ...
... Christian Communions that we claim for our own . But we hold that American civilization is Christian civilization , and therefore excludes all civilizations repugnant to it . We do not construe religious liberty to mean that we must pro ...
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Orestes Augustus Brownson. civilization , and Christian civilization severed from the Christian faith can no more live and bear fruit than the branch severed from the trunk . Severed from its principles , which are taken from the Gospel ...
Orestes Augustus Brownson. civilization , and Christian civilization severed from the Christian faith can no more live and bear fruit than the branch severed from the trunk . Severed from its principles , which are taken from the Gospel ...
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... Christian dogma . If all error insures damna- tion , who can be saved ? The greatest and best men that have ever lived have erred , and a man may err without be- ing a heretic . He only is a heretic who rejects the known truth , or ...
... Christian dogma . If all error insures damna- tion , who can be saved ? The greatest and best men that have ever lived have erred , and a man may err without be- ing a heretic . He only is a heretic who rejects the known truth , or ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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