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Page 478
... Church , they are unanimous in their opinion , that , from his manner of reading and preaching , their Church and Communion will be deserted ; or if , whatever be his qualifications , his voice is so weak that it can- not be heard ...
... Church , they are unanimous in their opinion , that , from his manner of reading and preaching , their Church and Communion will be deserted ; or if , whatever be his qualifications , his voice is so weak that it can- not be heard ...
Page 555
... church of England and the church of Rome as to the spiritual jurisdiction of the bishops consists in this , that they derive it not from the Pope , but neither do they de- rive it from the king nor any lay source ; that every mode or ...
... church of England and the church of Rome as to the spiritual jurisdiction of the bishops consists in this , that they derive it not from the Pope , but neither do they de- rive it from the king nor any lay source ; that every mode or ...
Page 559
... church to differ from another ; now what criterion can the church of England produce to shew that her truth is the greatest ? Should we even propose to de- termine the matter by suffrage , it is a small part of the Christian world that ...
... church to differ from another ; now what criterion can the church of England produce to shew that her truth is the greatest ? Should we even propose to de- termine the matter by suffrage , it is a small part of the Christian world that ...
Contents
VOL II Second Series | 167 |
Admonitory Letter to H R H the Prince of Wales | 336 |
Children of Error a Novel | 551 |
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