An Ecclesiastical History, Ancient and Modern, כרך 1 |
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עמוד 4
THE EDITOR'S PREFACE . . in every civilized country , the ministers of religion ,
from the nature of their education , may be expected to be conversant in literature
: but in no country do they appear to be so fond of imparting their thoughts to the ...
THE EDITOR'S PREFACE . . in every civilized country , the ministers of religion ,
from the nature of their education , may be expected to be conversant in literature
: but in no country do they appear to be so fond of imparting their thoughts to the ...
עמוד 10
The professors of Christianity , and more especially the doctors and rulers of the
church , have done unspeakable detriment to the cause of religion , by their
ignorance and sloth , their luxury and ambition , their uncharitable zeal ,
animosities ...
The professors of Christianity , and more especially the doctors and rulers of the
church , have done unspeakable detriment to the cause of religion , by their
ignorance and sloth , their luxury and ambition , their uncharitable zeal ,
animosities ...
עמוד 11
As long as they were the only rule of faith , religion preserved its native purity ;
and , in proportion as their decisions were either neglected or postponed to the
inventions of meu , it degenerated from its primitive and divine simplicity . It is
farther ...
As long as they were the only rule of faith , religion preserved its native purity ;
and , in proportion as their decisions were either neglected or postponed to the
inventions of meu , it degenerated from its primitive and divine simplicity . It is
farther ...
עמוד 12
... first , to the political state of those kingdoms and nations in which the Christian
religion has been embraced or rejected ; and , secondly , to their religious state , i
. e . the opinions they have entertained concerning the divine nature , and the ...
... first , to the political state of those kingdoms and nations in which the Christian
religion has been embraced or rejected ; and , secondly , to their religious state , i
. e . the opinions they have entertained concerning the divine nature , and the ...
עמוד 16
... appears very remarkable , is , that this constitution , contributed to make them
sup- variety of religions and of gods neither proprrt their slavery with an unmanly
patience ; | duced wars nor dissensions among the different and even the religion
...
... appears very remarkable , is , that this constitution , contributed to make them
sup- variety of religions and of gods neither proprrt their slavery with an unmanly
patience ; | duced wars nor dissensions among the different and even the religion
...
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