The Biblical Repository and Classical ReviewLeavitt, Trow, and Company, 1848 |
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... civil governments , in regard to the duties which Christians owe to God . Civil governments are bound to protect Christians in their observance of the duties laid down in that directory , and bound to do this on precisely the same ...
... civil governments , in regard to the duties which Christians owe to God . Civil governments are bound to protect Christians in their observance of the duties laid down in that directory , and bound to do this on precisely the same ...
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... civil powers presents us the rankest de- velopment of despotism possible . Despotism here assumes two forms , or rather , divides itself into two great parts , having sepa- rate functions to perform , in the harmonious co - working of ...
... civil powers presents us the rankest de- velopment of despotism possible . Despotism here assumes two forms , or rather , divides itself into two great parts , having sepa- rate functions to perform , in the harmonious co - working of ...
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only proper foundation for civil restraint , by representing govern- ment , not as a device of man , but as an institution of God . Not a few , in these days , view the matter differently . They regard civil government as of merely ...
only proper foundation for civil restraint , by representing govern- ment , not as a device of man , but as an institution of God . Not a few , in these days , view the matter differently . They regard civil government as of merely ...
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