 That this policy is dreaded and opposed, and must be dreaded and opposed, by all Protestants, infidels, demagogues, tyrants, and oppressors, is also unquestionably true. Save, then, in the discharge of our civil duties, and in the ordinary business of...  Two Lectures on the Inquisition, Delivered in Spring St. Church, Milwaukee ... - Sayfa 74Joseph G. Wilson tarafından - 1853 - 80 sayfaTam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | Orestes Augustus Brownson - 1845 - 584 sayfa
...policy of the Church, is unquestionably true. That this policy is dreaded and opposed, and must be dreaded and opposed, by all Protestants, infidels,...ordinary business of life, there is, and can be, no harmony between Catholics and Protestants. The two parties stand opposed, VOL. II. NO. II. 34 266 separated,... | |
 | Orestes Augustus Brownson - 1845 - 564 sayfa
...policy of the Church, is unquestionably true. That this policy is dreaded and opposed, and must be dreaded and opposed, by all Protestants, infidels,...ordinary business of life, there is, and can be, no harmony between Catholics and Protestants. The two parties stand opposed, VOL. II. NO. II. 34 separated,... | |
 | John Dowling - 1845 - 698 sayfa
...the following conclusion : — " That the policy of the Church is dreaded and opposed, and must be dreaded and opposed, by all protestants, infidels,...duties, and in the ordinary business of life, there is, AHD Suuisiicn of Popery in Great Britain and throughout the world. the most durable construction. They... | |
 | Frederick Saunders, Thomas Bangs Thorpe - 1855 - 436 sayfa
...Undoubtedly. In this intention he is aided by the Jesuits, and all the Catholic prelates and priests. That the policy of the Church is dreaded and opposed by...ordinary business of life, there is, and can be no harmony between the Catholics and Protestants."* " The time has come when Catholics must begin to make... | |
 | Edward Beecher - 1855 - 456 sayfa
...subsequent doctrine as to extermination will depend upon the powder of the church. He then proceeds : — " Save, then, in the discharge of our civil duties and...ordinary business of life, there is and can be no harmony between Catholics and Protestants. The two parties stand opposed ; separated, not by a mere... | |
 | John Dowling - 1871 - 962 sayfa
...the following conclusion : — " That the policy of the Church is dreaded and opposed, and must be dreaded and opposed, by all protestants, infidels,...oppressors, is also unquestionably true. Save, then, in the il scharge of our civil duties, and in the ordinary business of life, there is, ASD CAH BE, HO HAKMOHY... | |
 | John Lincoln Brandt - 1895 - 544 sayfa
...under the approval of the American Papal Bishops, in the Quarterly Review of January, 1854, stated : " Save, then, in the discharge of our civil duties and...ordinary business of life, there is and can be no harmony between Catholics and Protestants. The two parties stand opposed ; separated, not merely by... | |
 | I. N. Kuhn - 1927 - 592 sayfa
...under the approval of the American Papal Bishops, in the Quarterly Review of January, 1854, stated: "Save, then, in the discharge of our civil duties...ordinary business of life, there is and can be no harmony between Catholics and Protestants. The two parties stand opposed; separated, not merely bv... | |
 | American Protestant Association - 1845 - 398 sayfa
...policy of the church, is unquestionably true. That this policy is dreaded and opposed, and must be dreaded and opposed, by all protestants, infidels,...ordinary business of life, there is, and can be, no harmony between Catholic* and protestants." We have placed a few sentences of this extract in Italics,... | |
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