Areopagitica: And Other Prose WorksJ.M. Dent, 1955 - 306 páginas |
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... dispense be given ; for if " the law were ordained unto life , " Rom . vii . 10 , how can the same God publish dispenses against that law , which must needs be unto death ? Absurd and monstrous would that dispense be , if any judge or ...
... dispense be given ; for if " the law were ordained unto life , " Rom . vii . 10 , how can the same God publish dispenses against that law , which must needs be unto death ? Absurd and monstrous would that dispense be , if any judge or ...
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... dispenses as these it was that Verdune the French divine so gravely disputed in the council of Trent against friar Adrian , who held that the pope might dispense with any- thing . " It is a fond persuasion , " saith Verdune , " that ...
... dispenses as these it was that Verdune the French divine so gravely disputed in the council of Trent against friar Adrian , who held that the pope might dispense with any- thing . " It is a fond persuasion , " saith Verdune , " that ...
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... dispensed with more than the Christian , perhaps not so much . CHAPTER VII That the Gospel is apter to dispense than the Law - Paræus answered . If then the law will afford no reason why the Jew should be more gently dealt with than the ...
... dispensed with more than the Christian , perhaps not so much . CHAPTER VII That the Gospel is apter to dispense than the Law - Paræus answered . If then the law will afford no reason why the Jew should be more gently dealt with than the ...
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AREOPAGITICA | 1 |
LETTER TO HARTLIB | 9 |
THE DOCTRINE AND DISCIPLINE OF DIVORCE | 187 |
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