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... opinion justify the conduct of a synod whose proceedings were restricted to the German empire , and even to particular states . The English , among whom , in and still more spite of the high - sounding legislation of the Tudors , church ...
... opinion justify the conduct of a synod whose proceedings were restricted to the German empire , and even to particular states . The English , among whom , in and still more spite of the high - sounding legislation of the Tudors , church ...
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... opinion , ' or rather error , ' as he adds . his Letter to George Spenlein ( De Wette , I. 16 sq . ) , where he goes on to exhort his brother - friar in the following terms , and thus proves that his doctrine of Justification was ...
... opinion , ' or rather error , ' as he adds . his Letter to George Spenlein ( De Wette , I. 16 sq . ) , where he goes on to exhort his brother - friar in the following terms , and thus proves that his doctrine of Justification was ...
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... opinions , especially with regard to the obligation of the Mosaic law ( Ranke , Ref . II . 204 ) , and we shall afterwards find him proceeding to still greater lengths . 2 e.g. As early as 1520 , ' he en- tertained doubts whether Moses ...
... opinions , especially with regard to the obligation of the Mosaic law ( Ranke , Ref . II . 204 ) , and we shall afterwards find him proceeding to still greater lengths . 2 e.g. As early as 1520 , ' he en- tertained doubts whether Moses ...
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... opinions condemnatory of the reformers from the universities of Cologne , Leipzig and Louvain ( cf. Audin , I. 266 sq . ) , and finally went to Rome to stir up the pontiff against his old adversary ( Waddington , I. pp . 244 , 245 ) ...
... opinions condemnatory of the reformers from the universities of Cologne , Leipzig and Louvain ( cf. Audin , I. 266 sq . ) , and finally went to Rome to stir up the pontiff against his old adversary ( Waddington , I. pp . 244 , 245 ) ...
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... opinions on the subject of the reformers . church - authority , at least so far as such authority was absolutely vested in the court of Rome , the Saxon reformers had already been compelled to systematize their teaching with respect to ...
... opinions on the subject of the reformers . church - authority , at least so far as such authority was absolutely vested in the court of Rome , the Saxon reformers had already been compelled to systematize their teaching with respect to ...
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