Great Books of the Western World, Band 23Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
Im Buch
Ergebnisse 1-3 von 65
Seite 221
... church till the Commonwealth had embraced the Chris- tian faith ; and consequently no diversity of au- thority , though there were diversity of employ . ments . Besides these magisterial employments in the Church ; namely , apostles ...
... church till the Commonwealth had embraced the Chris- tian faith ; and consequently no diversity of au- thority , though there were diversity of employ . ments . Besides these magisterial employments in the Church ; namely , apostles ...
Seite 222
... Church to bestow on them , but such as had a lawful authority , not only to teach , but to command the Church , which none could do but the civil sovereign . The word minister in the original , Διάκονος , signifieth one that voluntarily ...
... Church to bestow on them , but such as had a lawful authority , not only to teach , but to command the Church , which none could do but the civil sovereign . The word minister in the original , Διάκονος , signifieth one that voluntarily ...
Seite 228
... Church : for a Church and a Commonwealth of Christian peo- ple are the same thing . Though this that I have here said , and in other places of this book , seem clear enough for the asserting of the supreme ecclesiastical pow- er to ...
... Church : for a Church and a Commonwealth of Christian peo- ple are the same thing . Though this that I have here said , and in other places of this book , seem clear enough for the asserting of the supreme ecclesiastical pow- er to ...
Inhalt
THE PRINCE Page | 1 |
Why the Kingdom of Darius con | 7 |
Concerning a Civil Principality | 14 |
Urheberrecht | |
3 weitere Abschnitte werden nicht angezeigt.
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
able actions amongst Apostles appear arms assembly authority become believe body called cause CHAPTER Christ Christian Church civil command common Commonwealth concerning consequently consider contrary counsel covenant crime death desire doctrine earth enemy eternal evil example faith fear follow force give given God's greater hands hath hold Holy honour Italy Jews judge judgement keep king kingdom law of nature less liberty live Lord manner matter means mind Moses nature necessary never nevertheless obedience obey obliged observe opinion passions peace person Pope present priest prince principalities prophets punishment reason received religion representative Romans rule saith Saviour Scripture secure sense signs sometimes sovereign speak spirit sufficient taken teach things thought tion true understand unto whereof whole wish worship