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Strana xxxiii
Which then being the caso , how strongly may we infer , that confession in the ne '
law is equally of divine institution and no less obligatory , when it i . the thing
figured , as the holy Fathers unanimously declare ? Is all forbear producing other
...
Which then being the caso , how strongly may we infer , that confession in the ne '
law is equally of divine institution and no less obligatory , when it i . the thing
figured , as the holy Fathers unanimously declare ? Is all forbear producing other
...
Strana lxxix
THE DIVINE INSTITUTION OF CONFESSION PROVED BY OTHER
ARGUMENTS . HAVING given the authority of the scripture , the tradition of the
councils , the testimonies of the Fathers , and the practice of the church in every
century and in ...
THE DIVINE INSTITUTION OF CONFESSION PROVED BY OTHER
ARGUMENTS . HAVING given the authority of the scripture , the tradition of the
councils , the testimonies of the Fathers , and the practice of the church in every
century and in ...
Strana ciii
There is not perhaps a wiser institution , " says Voltaire , in Rem . on the Trag . of
Olympia . “ Most men when they have fallen into “ great crimes , naturally feel
remorse . The law - makers , who estab“ Jished mysteries and expiations , were ...
There is not perhaps a wiser institution , " says Voltaire , in Rem . on the Trag . of
Olympia . “ Most men when they have fallen into “ great crimes , naturally feel
remorse . The law - makers , who estab“ Jished mysteries and expiations , were ...
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