The Ecclesiastical Class Book, Or, History of the Church: From the Birth of Christ to the Present TimeF.J. Huntington, 1839 - 255 |
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... principal civil and religious offices in the nation . In respect to some of the doctrines of the Scriptures , they seem to have been correct . They believed in the existence of angels , both good and bad ; in the immortality of the soul ...
... principal civil and religious offices in the nation . In respect to some of the doctrines of the Scriptures , they seem to have been correct . They believed in the existence of angels , both good and bad ; in the immortality of the soul ...
Strona 8
... principal article in the religious code of this sect appears to have been , that it was lawful for the Jews to adopt the idolatrous customs of the heathen , when required to do so by those in power , and also to pay tribute to him ...
... principal article in the religious code of this sect appears to have been , that it was lawful for the Jews to adopt the idolatrous customs of the heathen , when required to do so by those in power , and also to pay tribute to him ...
Strona 35
... principal seat of the persecution appears to have been Vienne and Lyons , two cities lying contiguous to each other in that pre-- vince . Vienne was an ancient Roman colony ; Lyons was more modern . Each had its bishop . Pothinius stood ...
... principal seat of the persecution appears to have been Vienne and Lyons , two cities lying contiguous to each other in that pre-- vince . Vienne was an ancient Roman colony ; Lyons was more modern . Each had its bishop . Pothinius stood ...
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... principal cause of this sad declension , may be found in the connexion which was formed by the professors of religion , with the philosophy of the times . Outward peace and secular advantage completed the corruption . Discipline , which ...
... principal cause of this sad declension , may be found in the connexion which was formed by the professors of religion , with the philosophy of the times . Outward peace and secular advantage completed the corruption . Discipline , which ...
Strona 56
... principal persons who espoused , the cause of Arius in the council , were Eusebius of Nicomedia , Theognis of Nice , and Maris of Calcedon ; the person who chiefly opposed him , and took the part of Alexan- der , was Athanasius , at ...
... principal persons who espoused , the cause of Arius in the council , were Eusebius of Nicomedia , Theognis of Nice , and Maris of Calcedon ; the person who chiefly opposed him , and took the part of Alexan- der , was Athanasius , at ...
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