The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 59
... liturgy : we do not disclaim that truth , because we never believed it for their testimony ; but we may well reject a liturgy which had no being that we can know of , but from the corruptest times : if therefore the devil should be ...
... liturgy : we do not disclaim that truth , because we never believed it for their testimony ; but we may well reject a liturgy which had no being that we can know of , but from the corruptest times : if therefore the devil should be ...
Page 62
... liturgy good or evil ? Answ . It is evil . Repair the acheloian horn of your di- lemma how you can against the next push . Remonst . If it be evil , it is unlawful to be used . Answ . We grant you ; and we find you have not your salve ...
... liturgy good or evil ? Answ . It is evil . Repair the acheloian horn of your di- lemma how you can against the next push . Remonst . If it be evil , it is unlawful to be used . Answ . We grant you ; and we find you have not your salve ...
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... liturgy , though this au- thor would almost bring the communion of saints to a com- munion of liturgical words . For what other reformed church holds communion with us by our liturgy , and does not rather dislike it ? And among ...
... liturgy , though this au- thor would almost bring the communion of saints to a com- munion of liturgical words . For what other reformed church holds communion with us by our liturgy , and does not rather dislike it ? And among ...
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