Modern Hagiology: An Examination of the Nature and Tendency of Some Legendary and Devotional Works Lately Published Under the Sanction of the Rev. J. H. Newman, the Rev. Dr. Pusey, and the Rev. F. OakleyJ. W. Parker, 1846 |
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... merely to let my reader understand , that very much the greater portion of these volumes had been printed before Mr. Newman had declared himself a Roman Catholic , and while many of his friends were unwilling to believe that he iv PREFACE .
... merely to let my reader understand , that very much the greater portion of these volumes had been printed before Mr. Newman had declared himself a Roman Catholic , and while many of his friends were unwilling to believe that he iv PREFACE .
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... believe that he had any intention of taking such a step . Since that step has been taken , indeed , some of his friends have informed the public , that for the last four years he had , while outwardly conforming to the church , been in ...
... believe that he had any intention of taking such a step . Since that step has been taken , indeed , some of his friends have informed the public , that for the last four years he had , while outwardly conforming to the church , been in ...
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... believe , that we deceive ourselves , when we suffer the Romanizings of this party to divert our attention from the origin and source ( as it has hap- pened ) of their Romanizings . For , from the year 1828 , when Dr. Pusey came forward ...
... believe , that we deceive ourselves , when we suffer the Romanizings of this party to divert our attention from the origin and source ( as it has hap- pened ) of their Romanizings . For , from the year 1828 , when Dr. Pusey came forward ...
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... believe and confess . They will learn that the high honour in which the church has ever held holy virginity is a necessary portion of Christian doctrine , and not a rhapsody peculiar to any age.—pp. 132 , 133 . There is no mistaking the ...
... believe and confess . They will learn that the high honour in which the church has ever held holy virginity is a necessary portion of Christian doctrine , and not a rhapsody peculiar to any age.—pp. 132 , 133 . There is no mistaking the ...
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... believe . But the author having thus referred to the case of penitents , proceeds : How do all graces seem , even to such penitents , as nothing , because they can never attain that one so fair , so bright , so beautiful ! What is there ...
... believe . But the author having thus referred to the case of penitents , proceeds : How do all graces seem , even to such penitents , as nothing , because they can never attain that one so fair , so bright , so beautiful ! What is there ...
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