The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... believe what they did not believe , or from affecting to conform to usages as Christian and wholesome , which they knew to be supersti- tious and injurious . In the consciousness of standing apart from all such compromises , they could ...
... believe what they did not believe , or from affecting to conform to usages as Christian and wholesome , which they knew to be supersti- tious and injurious . In the consciousness of standing apart from all such compromises , they could ...
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... believe what they profess to believe . They approve what they profess to approve . Where they differ from each other on any weighty matter , they do not attempt to conceal their difference . They avow it openly , and act upon it openly ...
... believe what they profess to believe . They approve what they profess to approve . Where they differ from each other on any weighty matter , they do not attempt to conceal their difference . They avow it openly , and act upon it openly ...
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... believe anything in relation to that service that the Popish priest is known to believe ; or that , if so disposed , they might denounce that conception of the service as unscriptural , superstitious , and delusive . Having listened to ...
... believe anything in relation to that service that the Popish priest is known to believe ; or that , if so disposed , they might denounce that conception of the service as unscriptural , superstitious , and delusive . Having listened to ...
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