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lible ; and in that blessed truth you must repose : it is true , we do not know exactly where the infallibility resides , nor , ' consequently , all which that infallibility has declared : we ' differ in opinion upon both these points ...
lible ; and in that blessed truth you must repose : it is true , we do not know exactly where the infallibility resides , nor , ' consequently , all which that infallibility has declared : we ' differ in opinion upon both these points ...
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Different Theories of Infallibility . 541 signal service if we can induce any of her champions to prove , not by the private judgment ' of this or that author , but by an authoritative declaration of all her supposed organs of infalli- ...
Different Theories of Infallibility . 541 signal service if we can induce any of her champions to prove , not by the private judgment ' of this or that author , but by an authoritative declaration of all her supposed organs of infalli- ...
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On this last hypothesis it is not worth while for Pro- testants or Romanists to argue ; both because this infallibility , if it exist , is an infallible ' nonentity , there being endless disputes as to all the parties who are conjointly ...
On this last hypothesis it is not worth while for Pro- testants or Romanists to argue ; both because this infallibility , if it exist , is an infallible ' nonentity , there being endless disputes as to all the parties who are conjointly ...
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