Essays on the Irish Church, by clergymen of the established Church in IrelandParker, 1866 - 330 стор. |
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... classes , -16 . nor in all periods , —17 . deteriorates the ministrations of Religion . - 18 . General Endowment recommended.— 19. The nation needs besides a special Organ to lead its Religious Thought and Life ; -20 . and this must ...
... classes , -16 . nor in all periods , —17 . deteriorates the ministrations of Religion . - 18 . General Endowment recommended.— 19. The nation needs besides a special Organ to lead its Religious Thought and Life ; -20 . and this must ...
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... classes , indeed , social opinion is a powerful educator of conscience , and a most efficient authority in sup- porting its dictates ; but amongst the lower orders , whose sentiments are less refined , the sanctions of re- ligion are ...
... classes , indeed , social opinion is a powerful educator of conscience , and a most efficient authority in sup- porting its dictates ; but amongst the lower orders , whose sentiments are less refined , the sanctions of re- ligion are ...
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... ; for the great anxiety which it occasions arises from the sense of God as judge , and the apprehension of His justice . Those classes of society , however , who have leisure to read and Religious Bodies by the State . 27.
... ; for the great anxiety which it occasions arises from the sense of God as judge , and the apprehension of His justice . Those classes of society , however , who have leisure to read and Religious Bodies by the State . 27.
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... classes who have neither leisure nor education , if they become aggregated into unmixed masses , and are left to supply themselves with the ministrations of Christianity , are in great danger of losing all religion and all desire for it ...
... classes who have neither leisure nor education , if they become aggregated into unmixed masses , and are left to supply themselves with the ministrations of Christianity , are in great danger of losing all religion and all desire for it ...
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... classes from the Church itself , it would be hard to prove that the Church has contributed more in proportion than the other religious bodies , or indeed that the real causes to which these classes are due , are such that the reli ...
... classes from the Church itself , it would be hard to prove that the Church has contributed more in proportion than the other religious bodies , or indeed that the real causes to which these classes are due , are such that the reli ...
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