Great Books of the Western World, Band 33Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... condemned the doctrine of Jansenius in these five propositions " ? What does that add to the constitution , or what more can you infer from it ? Nothing , certainly , except that as the sixth council condemned the doctrine of Honorius ...
... condemned the doctrine of Jansenius in these five propositions " ? What does that add to the constitution , or what more can you infer from it ? Nothing , certainly , except that as the sixth council condemned the doctrine of Honorius ...
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... condemn his doctrine without explaining it , since , with their present con- victions , which no means are used to alter , this would be neither more nor less than to condemn efficacious grace , which cannot be condemned without sin ...
... condemn his doctrine without explaining it , since , with their present con- victions , which no means are used to alter , this would be neither more nor less than to condemn efficacious grace , which cannot be condemned without sin ...
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... condemned the doctrine of Honorius ; but the council has not condemned the doctrine of the Church : therefore the doctrine of Honorius is different from that of the Church ; and therefore , all who defend him are heretics . " It is ...
... condemned the doctrine of Honorius ; but the council has not condemned the doctrine of the Church : therefore the doctrine of Honorius is different from that of the Church ; and therefore , all who defend him are heretics . " It is ...
Inhalt
THE PROVINCIAL LETTERS Page | 1 |
Letter II p | 7 |
REPLY of the Provincial to the First Two Letters p | 13 |
Urheberrecht | |
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