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Strana 27
Again there is no doubt that the convention intended to secure the liberty of
conscience . - Now , where is the liberty of conscience to the Catholic , if the
priest and the penitent , be thus exposed ? Has the priest , the liberty of
conscience , if he ...
Again there is no doubt that the convention intended to secure the liberty of
conscience . - Now , where is the liberty of conscience to the Catholic , if the
priest and the penitent , be thus exposed ? Has the priest , the liberty of
conscience , if he ...
Strana 40
A contest involv . ing the rights of conscience . A great constitutional question ,
which as an American Lawyer , I might , with strict right and perfect propriety have
discussed , independent of adjudged cases . To compel the Reverend Pastor to ...
A contest involv . ing the rights of conscience . A great constitutional question ,
which as an American Lawyer , I might , with strict right and perfect propriety have
discussed , independent of adjudged cases . To compel the Reverend Pastor to ...
Strana 46
Why does he refuse ? because the word of God , does in his judgement , forbid
man to shed man's blood . The excuse is not received ! his personal services ,
are indeed dispensed with — but he is made to pay . The liberty of conscience is ,
in ...
Why does he refuse ? because the word of God , does in his judgement , forbid
man to shed man's blood . The excuse is not received ! his personal services ,
are indeed dispensed with — but he is made to pay . The liberty of conscience is ,
in ...
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