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Strana lxxxix
If the church should at any time teach errors contrary to faith , she would cease
from that instant to be the true church ; for nothing can be imagined more
incompatible with , or more proper to deprive her of this , her quality of the true
church of ...
If the church should at any time teach errors contrary to faith , she would cease
from that instant to be the true church ; for nothing can be imagined more
incompatible with , or more proper to deprive her of this , her quality of the true
church of ...
Strana xci
Besides , " I do not know , whether a person can have a true and lively faith “ who
is not willing to suffer so much , and to take up so small a piece The second
reason which ought to incite us to make a voluntary confession , is the precious
and ...
Besides , " I do not know , whether a person can have a true and lively faith “ who
is not willing to suffer so much , and to take up so small a piece The second
reason which ought to incite us to make a voluntary confession , is the precious
and ...
Strana cvii
It is indeed true and unquestionably true , that to pardon sin in itself , to wash
away its stain , to efface its character , to restore to the soul her lost charms , her
original beauty , is a right which belongs in so peculiar a manner to God , that no
...
It is indeed true and unquestionably true , that to pardon sin in itself , to wash
away its stain , to efface its character , to restore to the soul her lost charms , her
original beauty , is a right which belongs in so peculiar a manner to God , that no
...
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