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Church questions were inevitably the ones which aroused the loudest clamour in those times . It is not that they were all important in the homes of individual Englishmen or in the daily communications of the market place .
Church questions were inevitably the ones which aroused the loudest clamour in those times . It is not that they were all important in the homes of individual Englishmen or in the daily communications of the market place .
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But the whole tenor of the letter shows that his ambition is set toward something which the Church in its present condition cannot give . Beside the motive of providing for a wife and family , which would be itself sufficient to ...
But the whole tenor of the letter shows that his ambition is set toward something which the Church in its present condition cannot give . Beside the motive of providing for a wife and family , which would be itself sufficient to ...
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He argues with them that this system of Church organization is “ the one right discipline , ” divinely ordered and prescribed by Scripture . Actually , Milton is too much a humanist and too deeply imbued with the idea of the spiritual ...
He argues with them that this system of Church organization is “ the one right discipline , ” divinely ordered and prescribed by Scripture . Actually , Milton is too much a humanist and too deeply imbued with the idea of the spiritual ...
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