Church-of-Englandism and Its Catechism Examined: Preceded by Strictures on the Exclusionary System as Pursued in the National Society's Schools, Interspersed with Parallel Views of the English and Scottish Established and Non-established Churches and Concluding with Remedies Proposed for Abuses Indicated ... |
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Page xx
... supposing my object was only " to remove every obstruction to fair argument " and discussion , he was willing to consent to the repeal of all the statutes , inflicting penalties , " or disabilities for impugning or denying the ...
... supposing my object was only " to remove every obstruction to fair argument " and discussion , he was willing to consent to the repeal of all the statutes , inflicting penalties , " or disabilities for impugning or denying the ...
Page xxx
... supposing it known by every body that they " were all repealed , have been equally effectual . " But to whom could this be known ? To nobody . " Not even to the pre - eminently learned persons , " who refused to admit of any other mode ...
... supposing it known by every body that they " were all repealed , have been equally effectual . " But to whom could this be known ? To nobody . " Not even to the pre - eminently learned persons , " who refused to admit of any other mode ...
Page xlii
... the occasion of a cere- mony called a Confirmation , my head received the sanctifying touch of a Right Reverend hand . On the occasion , and for the purpose of its receiving this mysterious touch , the supposition is xii.
... the occasion of a cere- mony called a Confirmation , my head received the sanctifying touch of a Right Reverend hand . On the occasion , and for the purpose of its receiving this mysterious touch , the supposition is xii.
Page xlii
... supposition is , that the contents of the Cate- chism have all of them received a permanent , and , by divine grace , an everlasting habita- tion in every head thus sanctified . For my own part , I remembered as well as I could- I ...
... supposition is , that the contents of the Cate- chism have all of them received a permanent , and , by divine grace , an everlasting habita- tion in every head thus sanctified . For my own part , I remembered as well as I could- I ...
Page xlii
... supposing any one or every one of these articles to have become in his eyes a subject of disbelief , he is no less free to declare it - such his disbelief - than if he had never set his hand to any thing . That because at one moment he ...
... supposing any one or every one of these articles to have become in his eyes a subject of disbelief , he is no less free to declare it - such his disbelief - than if he had never set his hand to any thing . That because at one moment he ...
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