Essays on the Irish Church, by clergymen of the established Church in IrelandParker, 1866 - 330 стор. |
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... adoption of a Church by the State as its organ for the religious training of the nation , and the provisions which are made by the State for its due performance of this office , are what constitute the establishment of a Church ...
... adoption of a Church by the State as its organ for the religious training of the nation , and the provisions which are made by the State for its due performance of this office , are what constitute the establishment of a Church ...
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... adopt his religion , which is blessed with vic- tory . If the State has grown up in peace , the na- tional religion has grown with it , and acquired such dignity from the interests over which it presides , that even when private worship ...
... adopt his religion , which is blessed with vic- tory . If the State has grown up in peace , the na- tional religion has grown with it , and acquired such dignity from the interests over which it presides , that even when private worship ...
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... was expected that the people should forget the hostilities of four hundred years , and adopt Buckle's Hist . of Civilization , i . 385 . In the Anglican faith without knowing the language in which it Religious Bodies by the State . 13.
... was expected that the people should forget the hostilities of four hundred years , and adopt Buckle's Hist . of Civilization , i . 385 . In the Anglican faith without knowing the language in which it Religious Bodies by the State . 13.
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... adopt some other method of dealing with religion , and what that method ought to be . Now it appears from this review that established religions arose originally out of man's need for reli- gion , and the necessary connection between ...
... adopt some other method of dealing with religion , and what that method ought to be . Now it appears from this review that established religions arose originally out of man's need for reli- gion , and the necessary connection between ...
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... adopted ; and in applying the fundamental axiom which has been men- tioned , it would naturally seek to make the beneficial influences of that form of religion universal through- out the nation . This , indeed , is an object which every ...
... adopted ; and in applying the fundamental axiom which has been men- tioned , it would naturally seek to make the beneficial influences of that form of religion universal through- out the nation . This , indeed , is an object which every ...
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