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itself into opposition to the bishops , it is in fact almost uncon- sciously aiming at the very same result . Reflecting , as it may well do , more accurately than even the ecclesiastical authorities , the semi - conscious desire of the ...
itself into opposition to the bishops , it is in fact almost uncon- sciously aiming at the very same result . Reflecting , as it may well do , more accurately than even the ecclesiastical authorities , the semi - conscious desire of the ...
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extolled the pre - eminence of the Roman Church acknowledged no special powers and prerogatives in the bishops who presided over it . Irenĉus , whose panegyric has been quoted , made no apology for his presumption when he reproved Pope ...
extolled the pre - eminence of the Roman Church acknowledged no special powers and prerogatives in the bishops who presided over it . Irenĉus , whose panegyric has been quoted , made no apology for his presumption when he reproved Pope ...
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to pour into Rome not only from the West , but from the harassed orthodox bishops and communities of the East . ... there was no single ruler to act as a general bishop appointed by God and dictate a creed to the whole Roman world .
to pour into Rome not only from the West , but from the harassed orthodox bishops and communities of the East . ... there was no single ruler to act as a general bishop appointed by God and dictate a creed to the whole Roman world .
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The Indian States Sir W R LAWRENCE Bt | 23 |
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