The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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... Church has infallibility ; yet as its seat , extent , and decisions vary with fallible opinions , it were better , instead of saying that the Church is favoured with an infallible judge of truth , to say that each member of the Church ...
... Church has infallibility ; yet as its seat , extent , and decisions vary with fallible opinions , it were better , instead of saying that the Church is favoured with an infallible judge of truth , to say that each member of the Church ...
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... church , are these ; that it exists either in the Pope alone , or in a General Council alone , or in a General Council and Pope conjointly , or in the Universal Church diffusively . * Mr. Hobart Seymour , in his Mornings among the ...
... church , are these ; that it exists either in the Pope alone , or in a General Council alone , or in a General Council and Pope conjointly , or in the Universal Church diffusively . * Mr. Hobart Seymour , in his Mornings among the ...
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... Church resembles some gas , enormously voluminous and elastic ; it has no visible dimensions ; no tangible solidity ... Church is a fragment of a collective infallibility which , in fact , is never collected , nor ever can be . All that ...
... Church resembles some gas , enormously voluminous and elastic ; it has no visible dimensions ; no tangible solidity ... Church is a fragment of a collective infallibility which , in fact , is never collected , nor ever can be . All that ...
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