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Strana 87
The papist , misrepresented , believes it part of his religion to make gods of men ;
foolishly thinking that these have power to forgive sins . And therefore as often ...
and forgiveness . And what is most absurd of all , he is so stupid as to believe ...
The papist , misrepresented , believes it part of his religion to make gods of men ;
foolishly thinking that these have power to forgive sins . And therefore as often ...
and forgiveness . And what is most absurd of all , he is so stupid as to believe ...
Strana lxxiv
... four times a year ; their clergy once a month , and the labouring people once a
year : the priests oblige them to confess every thing , saying , they cannot
otherwise release them . " And as for prayers for the dead , “ they believe , " says
Alex .
... four times a year ; their clergy once a month , and the labouring people once a
year : the priests oblige them to confess every thing , saying , they cannot
otherwise release them . " And as for prayers for the dead , “ they believe , " says
Alex .
Strana cxiii
CATHOLICS believe that the bishop of Rome , the successor of St. Peter , Prince
of the Apostles , to whom Christ gave the keys of the heavenly kingdom , Math .
10. 2. & c . & c . and whom he entrusted with the special care of his flock , John 21
...
CATHOLICS believe that the bishop of Rome , the successor of St. Peter , Prince
of the Apostles , to whom Christ gave the keys of the heavenly kingdom , Math .
10. 2. & c . & c . and whom he entrusted with the special care of his flock , John 21
...
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