The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... doctrine it had espoused . He established the feast of the Conception , and sanctioned the use of an office for it , com- posed by his secretary Nogarola , in which it is styled ' immaculate , ' but which was subse- quently withdrawn ...
... doctrine it had espoused . He established the feast of the Conception , and sanctioned the use of an office for it , com- posed by his secretary Nogarola , in which it is styled ' immaculate , ' but which was subse- quently withdrawn ...
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... doctrine ; it was encouraged sub- sequently by Popes who did not wish or did not dare to confirm the doctrine , but were fain to gratify the turbulent piety of its ad- herents by privileges which they granted easily to the feast ...
... doctrine ; it was encouraged sub- sequently by Popes who did not wish or did not dare to confirm the doctrine , but were fain to gratify the turbulent piety of its ad- herents by privileges which they granted easily to the feast ...
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... doctrine of in- fallibility ; nothing less will suffice to give rest to his doubts , or to complete his ' ideal of a church ; ' and in favour of that one doctrine he is willing to sacrifice the objections his reason raises to all the ...
... doctrine of in- fallibility ; nothing less will suffice to give rest to his doubts , or to complete his ' ideal of a church ; ' and in favour of that one doctrine he is willing to sacrifice the objections his reason raises to all the ...
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