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Page 90
... believed , was a gift of God , necessary for procreation and not inherently corrupt ; but concupiscence was a sin . In accordance with this philosophy , he proceeded to reinterpret history . What would Eden have been like had not Eve ...
... believed , was a gift of God , necessary for procreation and not inherently corrupt ; but concupiscence was a sin . In accordance with this philosophy , he proceeded to reinterpret history . What would Eden have been like had not Eve ...
Page 124
... believed that God responded to human plea and that the Church was the primary mediator between man and God . By the close of the Middle Ages most persons still believed in God , but the conduct of the Church caused an increasing number ...
... believed that God responded to human plea and that the Church was the primary mediator between man and God . By the close of the Middle Ages most persons still believed in God , but the conduct of the Church caused an increasing number ...
Page 189
... believed that the punishment suggested by the Church ( banishment and disinheritance were favored by the Synod of Leipzig ) was too severe . Those wishing to marry clandestinely did not sin in wanting to marry ; they had merely chosen ...
... believed that the punishment suggested by the Church ( banishment and disinheritance were favored by the Synod of Leipzig ) was too severe . Those wishing to marry clandestinely did not sin in wanting to marry ; they had merely chosen ...
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