Reflections on the Revolution in FranceLiberal Arts Press, 1955 - 307 |
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... religion , we prefer the Protestant , not because we think it has less of the Christian religion in it , but because , in our judgment , it has more . We are Protestants , not from in- difference , but from zeal . We know , and it is ...
... religion , we prefer the Protestant , not because we think it has less of the Christian religion in it , but because , in our judgment , it has more . We are Protestants , not from in- difference , but from zeal . We know , and it is ...
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... religion or irreligion that they please . I do not yet see what the jurisdiction of bishops over their subordinates is to be , or whether they are to have any jurisdiction at all . In short , Sir , it seems to me that this new ...
... religion or irreligion that they please . I do not yet see what the jurisdiction of bishops over their subordinates is to be , or whether they are to have any jurisdiction at all . In short , Sir , it seems to me that this new ...
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... religion . When that was once done , it seemed a more indiffer- ent thing of what side or form they continued outwardly . " If this was then the ecclesiastical policy of France , it is what they have since but too much reason to repent ...
... religion . When that was once done , it seemed a more indiffer- ent thing of what side or form they continued outwardly . " If this was then the ecclesiastical policy of France , it is what they have since but too much reason to repent ...
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