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Whatever there is in it , if there really is any thing worth attending to , can be set down as no more than a matter of opinion , adopt- ed by some writers , and not a matter of faith , forming part of the Catholic religion ...
Whatever there is in it , if there really is any thing worth attending to , can be set down as no more than a matter of opinion , adopt- ed by some writers , and not a matter of faith , forming part of the Catholic religion ...
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... and matters of OPINION , and not to charge ' against a religion as a matter of faith , what is merely a matter ' of opinion ; and as to these latter , to be willing that every one should enjoy the liberty of judging for himself .
... and matters of OPINION , and not to charge ' against a religion as a matter of faith , what is merely a matter ' of opinion ; and as to these latter , to be willing that every one should enjoy the liberty of judging for himself .
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It would not be a matter of faith , or a matter of disci- pline ; it would be A GROSS VIOLATION OF RIGHT AND JUSTICE , and of the law of nature , which no Council could enjoin ; because it would be overturning the very law of God which ...
It would not be a matter of faith , or a matter of disci- pline ; it would be A GROSS VIOLATION OF RIGHT AND JUSTICE , and of the law of nature , which no Council could enjoin ; because it would be overturning the very law of God which ...
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A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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