Ancient Christianity and the Doctrines of the Oxford Tracts for the Times, 2. köideJackson and Walford, 1812 |
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... traditions of the Church ; and then it would follow That , inasmuch as a material portion of Revelation is inaccessible to the mass of the people ( to the laity generally ) and indeed can never be clearly separated , the metal from the ...
... traditions of the Church ; and then it would follow That , inasmuch as a material portion of Revelation is inaccessible to the mass of the people ( to the laity generally ) and indeed can never be clearly separated , the metal from the ...
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... tradition , which had been altogether overlooked by their predecessors but that we can hardly be too cautious or ... TRADITIONS ; and with this view we naturally look , in the first instance , to the christian literature of the age next ...
... tradition , which had been altogether overlooked by their predecessors but that we can hardly be too cautious or ... TRADITIONS ; and with this view we naturally look , in the first instance , to the christian literature of the age next ...
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... tradition , so long non - apparent , or very rare , may be ga- thered in abundance : only allow us to come down to the times of Athanasius and Basil , and then we may fill our basket easily with " apostolic traditions . " The very same ...
... tradition , so long non - apparent , or very rare , may be ga- thered in abundance : only allow us to come down to the times of Athanasius and Basil , and then we may fill our basket easily with " apostolic traditions . " The very same ...
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... traditions , and which may support notions and practices that could not be derived at all , or not in a satisfactory manner , from the canonical Scriptures . We moreover grant ( also for the sake of the argument , although the ...
... traditions , and which may support notions and practices that could not be derived at all , or not in a satisfactory manner , from the canonical Scriptures . We moreover grant ( also for the sake of the argument , although the ...
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... traditional piety which we are bound learnedly to recover , and devoutly to restore ? This is indeed a weighty question ; and from the affirmative it will be impossible to escape , if once we admit the Hypothesis now before us , as ...
... traditional piety which we are bound learnedly to recover , and devoutly to restore ? This is indeed a weighty question ; and from the affirmative it will be impossible to escape , if once we admit the Hypothesis now before us , as ...
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