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Strana 111
It is essential to the free exercise of a religion , that its ordinances should be
administered that its ceremonies as well as its essentials should be protected .
The sacraments of a religion are its most important elements . We have but two in
the ...
It is essential to the free exercise of a religion , that its ordinances should be
administered that its ceremonies as well as its essentials should be protected .
The sacraments of a religion are its most important elements . We have but two in
the ...
Strana 114
But until men under pretence of religion , act counter to the fundamental
principles of morality , and endanger the well being of the state , they are to be
protected in the free exercise of their religion . If they are in error , or if they are
wicked ...
But until men under pretence of religion , act counter to the fundamental
principles of morality , and endanger the well being of the state , they are to be
protected in the free exercise of their religion . If they are in error , or if they are
wicked ...
Strana xxvi
greater humiliation , even yet , the use and exercise of the power grau . ted them
would be impossible without confession . For , as they have received the power
not only to forgive but also to retain sins , a power which conformably to the ...
greater humiliation , even yet , the use and exercise of the power grau . ted them
would be impossible without confession . For , as they have received the power
not only to forgive but also to retain sins , a power which conformably to the ...
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