An Ecclesiastical History, Ancient and Modern, from the Birth of Christ, to the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century: In which the Rise, Progress and Variations of Church Power are Considered in Their Connexion with the State of Learning and Philosophy and the Political History of Europe During that Period : to which is Added, an Accurate Index ; in Six Volumes, Volumen1Baynes, 1825 - 432 páginas |
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... origin and explain the reasons of many modern transactions , has , never- theless , been hitherto treated with less perspicuity , solidity , and elegance , than any other branch of the history of the church . The number of writers that ...
... origin and explain the reasons of many modern transactions , has , never- theless , been hitherto treated with less perspicuity , solidity , and elegance , than any other branch of the history of the church . The number of writers that ...
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... origin and progress of the sects and heresies which troubled the church , are exhibited with an un- common degree of accuracy and precision . Hence the various forms of religion , which have sprung from the excessive love of novelty ...
... origin and progress of the sects and heresies which troubled the church , are exhibited with an un- common degree of accuracy and precision . Hence the various forms of religion , which have sprung from the excessive love of novelty ...
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... origin . They consist of those doctrines that are the objects of faith and reason , and those precepts that are ad- dressed to the heart and the affections . To the second kind belong those laws that are merely of human institution ...
... origin . They consist of those doctrines that are the objects of faith and reason , and those precepts that are ad- dressed to the heart and the affections . To the second kind belong those laws that are merely of human institution ...
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... origin and occasions of those ridiculous rites , absurd opinions , foolish super- stitions , and pernicious errors , with which Chris- tianity is yet disfigured in too many parts of the world . This knowledge will naturally lead us to a ...
... origin and occasions of those ridiculous rites , absurd opinions , foolish super- stitions , and pernicious errors , with which Chris- tianity is yet disfigured in too many parts of the world . This knowledge will naturally lead us to a ...
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... origin of the religious worship that was offered to the heavenly bodies by the Syrians and Arabians . In those un- comfortable deserts , where the day presents nothing to the view , but the uniform , tedious , and melancholy prospect of ...
... origin of the religious worship that was offered to the heavenly bodies by the Syrians and Arabians . In those un- comfortable deserts , where the day presents nothing to the view , but the uniform , tedious , and melancholy prospect of ...
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