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... will compare it with their Church ) was very well governed ; both elders and
deacons , as saith St . CYPRIAN , ' and certain also of the common people , were
called thereunto , and made acquainted with ecclesiastical matters . w ! , ' . pass !
... will compare it with their Church ) was very well governed ; both elders and
deacons , as saith St . CYPRIAN , ' and certain also of the common people , were
called thereunto , and made acquainted with ecclesiastical matters . w ! , ' . pass !
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will not have them made acquainted with the causes of Christian religion , nor
understand the state of their own Churches ? of Rome , which would submit the
civil authority to the beck of the ecclesiastical head . — Both differ from the
principle ...
will not have them made acquainted with the causes of Christian religion , nor
understand the state of their own Churches ? of Rome , which would submit the
civil authority to the beck of the ecclesiastical head . — Both differ from the
principle ...
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Apart from this irregular interference of a civil body in ecclesiastical matters , the
laity of the Church of England have no share in either its legislation or its
administration . They possess neither representation nor elective franchise , The
happy ...
Apart from this irregular interference of a civil body in ecclesiastical matters , the
laity of the Church of England have no share in either its legislation or its
administration . They possess neither representation nor elective franchise , The
happy ...
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Continually , for the space of five hundred years , the emperor alone appointed
the ecclesiastical assemblies , and called the Councils of the bishops together . r
[ HARDING , in a long reply to this paragraph , and JEWELL , in a still longer ...
Continually , for the space of five hundred years , the emperor alone appointed
the ecclesiastical assemblies , and called the Councils of the bishops together . r
[ HARDING , in a long reply to this paragraph , and JEWELL , in a still longer ...
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c [ The right to confer an ecclesiastical benefice ; either for a single vacancy , or in
perpetuity . ] [ By preventions , JEWELL doubtless intends what are now called
reversions ; the right of succession to some ecclesiastical charge or benefice ...
c [ The right to confer an ecclesiastical benefice ; either for a single vacancy , or in
perpetuity . ] [ By preventions , JEWELL doubtless intends what are now called
reversions ; the right of succession to some ecclesiastical charge or benefice ...
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| Заглавие | The Apology for the Church of England: And A Treatise of the Holy Scriptures Том 3 от Standard works adapted to the use of the Prot. Epis. Ch. in the U.S |
| Автор | John Jewel |
| Издател | N.-Y. Protestant Episcopal Press, 1831 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 23 авг. 2006 |
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