Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Faith , " as Catholic ages , and regret them . But whatever advantages they had over subsequent ages , they owed them to their greater free- dom , to their greater reliance on the individual reason and conscience . The Jesuits had not ...
... Faith , " as Catholic ages , and regret them . But whatever advantages they had over subsequent ages , they owed them to their greater free- dom , to their greater reliance on the individual reason and conscience . The Jesuits had not ...
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... faith and science . Faith , objectively considered , is infallible , and the Church is infallible , by the assistance of the Holy Ghost , in teach- ing and defining it . But the faith is to us practically as if it were not , save in so ...
... faith and science . Faith , objectively considered , is infallible , and the Church is infallible , by the assistance of the Holy Ghost , in teach- ing and defining it . But the faith is to us practically as if it were not , save in so ...
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... faith , or not sharply distinguish from it , a multitude of notions , which , though they may not hold them precisely and distinctly as faith , they feel are not to be questioned , and that it would be as bad as questioning faith itself ...
... faith , or not sharply distinguish from it , a multitude of notions , which , though they may not hold them precisely and distinctly as faith , they feel are not to be questioned , and that it would be as bad as questioning faith itself ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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