 | Thomas Greenwood - 1835 - 290 Seiten
...the theological claims of his church do not affect his argument," and that "those claims belong to the inviolable rights of liberty of conscience, over which no human power can exercise jurisdiction," requires no further reply than that which has been already given to the claim of supremacy. For we... | |
 | Middle Temple (London, England) - 1904 - 496 Seiten
...them their corporate offices.' Sir George Bowyer, in an exceedingly able pamphlet, pointed out that 'the Pope has only created certain offices in a Church...conscience over which no human power can exercise jurisdiction.'106 They were doing no more than attend to the internal organisation of 10* See his Law... | |
 | Harold Joseph Laski - 1917 - 320 Seiten
...them their corporate offices.' Sir George Bowyer, in an exceedingly able pamphlet, pointed out that 'the Pope has only created certain offices in a Church...conscience over which no human power can exercise jurisdiction.'109 They were doing no more than attend to the internal organisation of 104 See his Law... | |
 | Harold Joseph Laski - 1997 - 340 Seiten
...them their corporate offices.' Sir George Bowyer, in an exceedingly able pamphlet, pointed out that 'the Pope has only created certain offices in a Church...conscience over which no human power can exercise jurisdiction.'10* They were doing no more than attend to the internal organisation of i0« See his... | |
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... Catholic upon the basis of toleration seems well-nigh unanswerable. 'It is a mockery of toleration,' said the Westminster Review™* 'to permit people to believe in a divine corporation, and then to refuse them their corporate offices.' Sir George... 