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... Church of Canada , established June 10 , 1925 , in Toronto by the union of the Congregational , Methodist , and Presbyterian churches of Canada . The three churches were each the result of mergers that had taken place within each ...
... Church of Canada , established June 10 , 1925 , in Toronto by the union of the Congregational , Methodist , and Presbyterian churches of Canada . The three churches were each the result of mergers that had taken place within each ...
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... Church of Scotland , a Pres- byterian church formed in 1900 as the result of the union between the Free Church of Scotland and the United Presbyterian Church ( qq.v. ) . A series of unanimous decisions brought the United Presbyterian Church ...
... Church of Scotland , a Pres- byterian church formed in 1900 as the result of the union between the Free Church of Scotland and the United Presbyterian Church ( qq.v. ) . A series of unanimous decisions brought the United Presbyterian Church ...
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... church ; that he has the right of free communication with the pastors of the whole church and with their flocks ; and that his primacy includes the supreme teaching power to which Jesus Christ added the prerogative of infallibility ...
... church ; that he has the right of free communication with the pastors of the whole church and with their flocks ; and that his primacy includes the supreme teaching power to which Jesus Christ added the prerogative of infallibility ...
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