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Pagina 59
... authorities , is a minor point , upon which there is no need to enlarge at this stage . The point requiring to be emphasised is the need for the New Authority . Existing councils , urban and rural alike , take small cognisance of their ...
... authorities , is a minor point , upon which there is no need to enlarge at this stage . The point requiring to be emphasised is the need for the New Authority . Existing councils , urban and rural alike , take small cognisance of their ...
Pagina 394
... authority of Scripture against the rival and superior authority of the Pope and his theologians . The appeal of the Reformation was in principle to Scripture as superior to any Church authority ; and the Reformers appealed to Church ...
... authority of Scripture against the rival and superior authority of the Pope and his theologians . The appeal of the Reformation was in principle to Scripture as superior to any Church authority ; and the Reformers appealed to Church ...
Pagina 395
... authority of tradition which , in the Medieval Church , gradually supplanted the authority of Scripture , until a Pope ( Boniface VIII . ) , in the thirteenth century , was found to make the astounding and blas- phemous claim that he ...
... authority of tradition which , in the Medieval Church , gradually supplanted the authority of Scripture , until a Pope ( Boniface VIII . ) , in the thirteenth century , was found to make the astounding and blas- phemous claim that he ...
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AS IT WAS AND AS IT IS By FieldMarshal Earl Roberts | 60 |
THE CHURCH CRISIS IN SCOTLAND By Charles Macpherson | 68 |
CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS By Edward H Cooper | 89 |
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