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Strana lxxxi
The third argument is drawn from its great utility : for , ap hum . ble confession ,
briogs always with it so many real benefits and advantages , that if there were no
other proof of its divine institation , these alone would suffice . For , whether we ...
The third argument is drawn from its great utility : for , ap hum . ble confession ,
briogs always with it so many real benefits and advantages , that if there were no
other proof of its divine institation , these alone would suffice . For , whether we ...
Strana lxxxix
I now pass to the third proposition , and say that the church , of which I continue to
speak always in the same sense , and under the same idea , which I at first traced
of her , has not at any time and never will be able to teach errors contrary to ...
I now pass to the third proposition , and say that the church , of which I continue to
speak always in the same sense , and under the same idea , which I at first traced
of her , has not at any time and never will be able to teach errors contrary to ...
Strana cxv
To the third question the sacred faculty answers -- that there is no principle of the
Catholic faith , by which Catholics are justified in not keepiog faith with Heretics ,
who differ from them in religious opinion . On the contrary , it is the unanimous ...
To the third question the sacred faculty answers -- that there is no principle of the
Catholic faith , by which Catholics are justified in not keepiog faith with Heretics ,
who differ from them in religious opinion . On the contrary , it is the unanimous ...
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