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... never mentioned by them without bitterness . We are of their opinion who are persuaded , first , that the Catholic Church , far from assuming an hostile and suspicious attitude towards the principles of political , intellectual , and ...
... never mentioned by them without bitterness . We are of their opinion who are persuaded , first , that the Catholic Church , far from assuming an hostile and suspicious attitude towards the principles of political , intellectual , and ...
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... never therefore the same everywhere , acting within certain fixed limits prescribed by law . No one acquainted with Church history will choose to affirm that the Popes ever exer- cised a fixed primatial right , in the same way in Africa ...
... never therefore the same everywhere , acting within certain fixed limits prescribed by law . No one acquainted with Church history will choose to affirm that the Popes ever exer- cised a fixed primatial right , in the same way in Africa ...
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... never obtained universally even in the West . A good illustration of this relation of the Primacy to the Church is afforded by the Council of Chalcedon in 451. The position of Pope Leo , though he was not present , is evidently a very ...
... never obtained universally even in the West . A good illustration of this relation of the Primacy to the Church is afforded by the Council of Chalcedon in 451. The position of Pope Leo , though he was not present , is evidently a very ...
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... never exceeded the bounds of their power or usurped the rights of princes.1 All Catholics must for the future acknowledge , and all teachers of civil law and theology must maintain , that the Popes can still depose kings at their will ...
... never exceeded the bounds of their power or usurped the rights of princes.1 All Catholics must for the future acknowledge , and all teachers of civil law and theology must maintain , that the Popes can still depose kings at their will ...
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... never been able to meet the reproach of being necessarily enemies to a Constitution condemned as wicked by the Pope , and that all their assurances of loyalty and con- scientious respect for the fundamental law of the country are mere ...
... never been able to meet the reproach of being necessarily enemies to a Constitution condemned as wicked by the Pope , and that all their assurances of loyalty and con- scientious respect for the fundamental law of the country are mere ...
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