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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 82
עמוד 26
My own mind , he says , is my own church . With respect to this last notable
assertion , all I have to say on that head is , as he acknowledged that he had a
church , I hope that he , and all who have adopted his creed , have converted it to
the ...
My own mind , he says , is my own church . With respect to this last notable
assertion , all I have to say on that head is , as he acknowledged that he had a
church , I hope that he , and all who have adopted his creed , have converted it to
the ...
עמוד 28
The assertion , is as equally destitute of truth as it regards the Christian church .
We have evidence sufficient to satisfy any reasonable man that its origin is divine
, and was derived from the first Apostles of the Christian church ; and have ample
...
The assertion , is as equally destitute of truth as it regards the Christian church .
We have evidence sufficient to satisfy any reasonable man that its origin is divine
, and was derived from the first Apostles of the Christian church ; and have ample
...
עמוד 33
Another passage which you have stuck fast on , and which you say you cannot
explain or account for , is , Mr. Paine's application of the word adultery to the
union of Church and State . I will endeavour to clear up the assertion of Mr. Paine
, and ...
Another passage which you have stuck fast on , and which you say you cannot
explain or account for , is , Mr. Paine's application of the word adultery to the
union of Church and State . I will endeavour to clear up the assertion of Mr. Paine
, and ...
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Address to the inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland 437 | 16 |
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