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... Catholic over - valuation of the authority of the Church , which conceals a Pelagianizing germ ; in the unevangelical idea of official sanctity ; in the Puseyite view of the Sacraments ; in the introduction of the opus operatum ; -in ...
... Catholic over - valuation of the authority of the Church , which conceals a Pelagianizing germ ; in the unevangelical idea of official sanctity ; in the Puseyite view of the Sacraments ; in the introduction of the opus operatum ; -in ...
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... Catholic element and Scholasticism , 22. The Reformation , 22. The Lutheran and Reformed forms , 23. Religious stagnation and formal- ism , 23. Critical period , beginning with Semler , 23. Renovation of Theology , by Schleiermacher ...
... Catholic element and Scholasticism , 22. The Reformation , 22. The Lutheran and Reformed forms , 23. Religious stagnation and formal- ism , 23. Critical period , beginning with Semler , 23. Renovation of Theology , by Schleiermacher ...
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... Catholic standpoint is not founded on the pure essence of the Gospel , neither has it been forced on the Church by individuals . This principle will always hold good , that nothing from without can be forced upon the developing process ...
... Catholic standpoint is not founded on the pure essence of the Gospel , neither has it been forced on the Church by individuals . This principle will always hold good , that nothing from without can be forced upon the developing process ...
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... Catholicism has been able to see in Protestantism , not the Christian element , but only what it regards as impure ... Catholic ; this is shown in the judgments passed by Protestant writers on the History of Dogmas in the Middle Ages ...
... Catholicism has been able to see in Protestantism , not the Christian element , but only what it regards as impure ... Catholic ; this is shown in the judgments passed by Protestant writers on the History of Dogmas in the Middle Ages ...
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... Catholic element , the foundation of the Catholic dogma for future ages . This also constitutes the peculiarity of Scholasticism which was now developed . For the dependence of Theology as of all Science on Tradition stands in connexion ...
... Catholic element , the foundation of the Catholic dogma for future ages . This also constitutes the peculiarity of Scholasticism which was now developed . For the dependence of Theology as of all Science on Tradition stands in connexion ...
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