The Protestant magazine, 8. kötet |
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351. oldal
The next event of superlative importance , which , to lay the foundation of
religious Protestantism , was the translation of the Bible , and this sprung also
from the same source , as that which gave rise to the first act of political
Protestantism , the ...
The next event of superlative importance , which , to lay the foundation of
religious Protestantism , was the translation of the Bible , and this sprung also
from the same source , as that which gave rise to the first act of political
Protestantism , the ...
466. oldal
All this was to be effected by the notable project of an Infidel Political Expediency
, which should insult God to his face , by first declaring a system to be idolatrous ,
and by then forming such a close connexion with it as should inevitably , in the ...
All this was to be effected by the notable project of an Infidel Political Expediency
, which should insult God to his face , by first declaring a system to be idolatrous ,
and by then forming such a close connexion with it as should inevitably , in the ...
471. oldal
... while the insult itself is fearfully aggravated by the wretched plea on which it is
offered : the plea , to wit , of a POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY , which sets God at
nought , and which then leads its advocates madly to expect that good will result
from ...
... while the insult itself is fearfully aggravated by the wretched plea on which it is
offered : the plea , to wit , of a POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY , which sets God at
nought , and which then leads its advocates madly to expect that good will result
from ...
522. oldal
But there may be those present , ( I am sure there are those absent , ) who will
regard the Resolution itself as too essentially political , to be moved by a minister
of the Gospel of peace ; and it does grieve me to the heart , in looking around me
...
But there may be those present , ( I am sure there are those absent , ) who will
regard the Resolution itself as too essentially political , to be moved by a minister
of the Gospel of peace ; and it does grieve me to the heart , in looking around me
...
534. oldal
If this is to be political , were Cranmer , and Latimer , and Ridley political ? I this is
to be political , were the seven bishops who went down your Thames to the
Tower , fearless for the truth , political ? Were they opposing “ the powers that be
?
If this is to be political , were Cranmer , and Latimer , and Ridley political ? I this is
to be political , were the seven bishops who went down your Thames to the
Tower , fearless for the truth , political ? Were they opposing “ the powers that be
?
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| Cím | The Protestant magazine, 8. kötet |
| Szerző | Protestant association |
| Kiadás éve: | 1846 |
| Eredeti forrása | Oxfordi Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2006. okt. 10. |
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