The Christian examiner and Church of Ireland magazine1828 |
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... facts , and we refer our readers to the authenticated circumstances in our religious intelligence as evidence of the general system pursued , and with partial success , by the Roman Catholic clergy and laity , towards those who ...
... facts , and we refer our readers to the authenticated circumstances in our religious intelligence as evidence of the general system pursued , and with partial success , by the Roman Catholic clergy and laity , towards those who ...
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... Facts , Mr. Editor , are stubborn things , and it is indeed melancholy to ob- serve with what unblushing effrontery those best authenticated in the Papal History are at the present day set aside by certain pro- fessing Christians - set ...
... Facts , Mr. Editor , are stubborn things , and it is indeed melancholy to ob- serve with what unblushing effrontery those best authenticated in the Papal History are at the present day set aside by certain pro- fessing Christians - set ...
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... fact has been often denied as too gross , even for a pope , but the cir- cumstance has been both proved by our own writers , and the existence of the bull in three separate places allowed by Cornelius Agrippa , See his Treatise de ...
... fact has been often denied as too gross , even for a pope , but the cir- cumstance has been both proved by our own writers , and the existence of the bull in three separate places allowed by Cornelius Agrippa , See his Treatise de ...
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... fact is , as I said before , their obser- vance was a habit which he could scarcely overcome , even if he were inclined to it . There is an unholy unction in superstitious rites , which deeper plunges and a longer continuance in sin ...
... fact is , as I said before , their obser- vance was a habit which he could scarcely overcome , even if he were inclined to it . There is an unholy unction in superstitious rites , which deeper plunges and a longer continuance in sin ...
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... fact , the terrible fate which then awaited him , and the whole series of his past calamities , to that unjustifiable act of the priest , and the influence of confession ; but most of all to the 66 latter : " for were it not for this 34 ...
... fact , the terrible fate which then awaited him , and the whole series of his past calamities , to that unjustifiable act of the priest , and the influence of confession ; but most of all to the 66 latter : " for were it not for this 34 ...
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