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Page 394
... Church in the third century , to be able to say with confidence that there were not at that time twenty such pretended bishops ? Every such case makes a break in the apos- tolic succession . tude of pieces , of which it is strangely ...
... Church in the third century , to be able to say with confidence that there were not at that time twenty such pretended bishops ? Every such case makes a break in the apos- tolic succession . tude of pieces , of which it is strangely ...
Page 395
... Church has not unity ; and as unity is the essential condition of truth , the Church has not the her most distinguished rulers think this lati- tude a good thing , and would be sorry to see it restricted in favour of either opinion ...
... Church has not unity ; and as unity is the essential condition of truth , the Church has not the her most distinguished rulers think this lati- tude a good thing , and would be sorry to see it restricted in favour of either opinion ...
Page 399
... Church of England , is really assisting to pro- pagate , not the precise religion of his own conscience , but some one or more , he knows not how many or which , of the innumerable religions ... Church , were unable CHURCH AND STATE . 399.
... Church of England , is really assisting to pro- pagate , not the precise religion of his own conscience , but some one or more , he knows not how many or which , of the innumerable religions ... Church , were unable CHURCH AND STATE . 399.
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