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Luther had taught consubstantiation , holding that Christ's physical body and blood were present in the bread and wine “ as fire and iron mingled in a red - hot bar , ” and was willing to tolerate the Roman Catholic view of ...
Luther had taught consubstantiation , holding that Christ's physical body and blood were present in the bread and wine “ as fire and iron mingled in a red - hot bar , ” and was willing to tolerate the Roman Catholic view of ...
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This passage seems to me to be a strong indication that Milton had his Body of Divinity in such a sufficiently advanced stage that he was about ready to deliver it to publication for the advancement of the second Reformation .
This passage seems to me to be a strong indication that Milton had his Body of Divinity in such a sufficiently advanced stage that he was about ready to deliver it to publication for the advancement of the second Reformation .
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73 X. BODY , SOUL , AND SPIRIT Regarding the death of the body as a punishment fu : sin no less than other degrees of death , Milton consciously attacks the Arminian position as it had been stated by Pelagius , Socinius , Crellius , and ...
73 X. BODY , SOUL , AND SPIRIT Regarding the death of the body as a punishment fu : sin no less than other degrees of death , Milton consciously attacks the Arminian position as it had been stated by Pelagius , Socinius , Crellius , and ...
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Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM | 1 |
Centre Beginnings in England The Genevan Bible | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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