 | James Clark (of the diocese of Tuam.) - 1760 - 172 páginas
...Years paf t fince I read it) the Doctor does not, nor indeed could he with any Colour of Truth, affirm, that neither Chrift nor his Apoftles eftablifhed any particular Form of Church Government ; for fure they left the Church under fome Form of Government, whatever it was; but his main Defign... | |
 | Frederick A. Dreyer - 1999 - 156 páginas
...Stillingfleet's Irenicon. I think he has unanswerably proved that neither Christ or His Apostles prescribed any particular form of Church government, and that the plea for the divine right of Episcopacy was never heard of in the primitive Church."63 Wesley agreed with King and Stillingfleet,... | |
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I think he has unanswerably proved that neither Christ nor His Apostles prescribed any particular form of Church government, and that the plea for the divine right of Episcopacy was never heard of in the primitive church. 