The Christian Observer, Volume 2Hatchard and Company, 1803 - Religion |
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That we have ever suppressed any arguments in favour of the Established Church which have been transmitted to us , we formally deny : we have given : proof of our desire that she should lose none of the support to be derived from ...
That we have ever suppressed any arguments in favour of the Established Church which have been transmitted to us , we formally deny : we have given : proof of our desire that she should lose none of the support to be derived from ...
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1 This consideration , properly pursued , entertain objections to the established will serve , in some degree , to silence religion , whether originating with the clamours raised against tests , im- themselves , or suggested by others ...
1 This consideration , properly pursued , entertain objections to the established will serve , in some degree , to silence religion , whether originating with the clamours raised against tests , im- themselves , or suggested by others ...
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The first formal account -qualified commendation , not only which we meet with , of the established pracom the Christian Observer , but from and fifty years only after the apostles : when it tice of Infant Baptism , is about one hundred ...
The first formal account -qualified commendation , not only which we meet with , of the established pracom the Christian Observer , but from and fifty years only after the apostles : when it tice of Infant Baptism , is about one hundred ...
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