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... Church has now taken up a more open and active position in political life than at any time in this century . The ... Church's apparent increase of political power as a retrograde step . At the same time this is not an attitude which is ...
... Church has now taken up a more open and active position in political life than at any time in this century . The ... Church's apparent increase of political power as a retrograde step . At the same time this is not an attitude which is ...
Pagina 202
... Church unity , if unity means a single Church - Order , is an historic impossibility . The Protestant and Eastern Orthodox Churches are not within sight of it . Amsterdam exposed the realities of the vast problem . Paradoxical though it ...
... Church unity , if unity means a single Church - Order , is an historic impossibility . The Protestant and Eastern Orthodox Churches are not within sight of it . Amsterdam exposed the realities of the vast problem . Paradoxical though it ...
Pagina 203
... Church in the sense of the Roman Church ; a Church under one organic authority ; of a common membership , and of a Ministry episcopally ordained and universally valid . In other words , Church unity was conceived as a possibility of ...
... Church in the sense of the Roman Church ; a Church under one organic authority ; of a common membership , and of a Ministry episcopally ordained and universally valid . In other words , Church unity was conceived as a possibility of ...
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