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Page 270
... church . Christ is the invisible head of his church , and by his authority the pope is the visible head . This interpretation of the origin and authority of the church determines both the attitude of Roman Catholicism to the rest of ...
... church . Christ is the invisible head of his church , and by his authority the pope is the visible head . This interpretation of the origin and authority of the church determines both the attitude of Roman Catholicism to the rest of ...
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... church discipline at an early date led to the formation of a casuistry that at first consisted simply of the distinction between " mortal " and " not mortal " sins ( 1 John 5:15 ff . ) - i.e . , between sins that through their gravity ...
... church discipline at an early date led to the formation of a casuistry that at first consisted simply of the distinction between " mortal " and " not mortal " sins ( 1 John 5:15 ff . ) - i.e . , between sins that through their gravity ...
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... church . A similar development also occurred in Roman Catholic areas . In the second half of the 18th century Febronianism demanded a replacement of papal centralism with a national church episcopal system ; in the German Reich an ...
... church . A similar development also occurred in Roman Catholic areas . In the second half of the 18th century Febronianism demanded a replacement of papal centralism with a national church episcopal system ; in the German Reich an ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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