...partisans HI those who were the friends of virtue, and its enemies among the votaries of vice. century, the Christian church suffered deeply under Nero and Domitian...no tendency to check the progress of its doctrines. 3. It is a matter of question what was the form of the primitive church, and the nature of its government...

...suffered much from an absurd endeavour of tiie more learned of its votaries to reconcile its 3. It is matter of question what was the form of the primitive...much difference of opinion obtains, not only between the catholics and protestants, but between the different classes of the latter, as the Lutherans and...

...substance of the Bible ha» certainly been disfigured.—See Reeres's Preface to kit Bible, 9 vols. 4to. t It is a matter of question what was the form of the...primitive church and the nature of its government; on this head much difference of opinion exists, not only between the Roman Catholics and Protestants,...

...which •uey »bowed to the religions of other nations; but they were toler.<> chn-tian church siiuered deeply under Nero and Domitian; yet those persecutions had no tendency to check the progress of its ¡oc trines, j. It to matter of question what was the form of the primitive •it only to those whose...

...The zeal of the Christians, aiming at suppression of all idolatry, was not unnaturally regarded as 3. It is a matter of question what was the form of the...much difference of opinion obtains, not only between the Catholics and Protestants, but between the different classes of the latter, as the Lutherans and...

...reasons of all these individuals were the same, to make it a book of concordance, and reference. 1 It is a matter of question what was the form of the...primitive church, and the nature of its government; on this head much difference of opinion exists, not only between the Roman Catholics and Protestants,...

...dangerous to the state; and hence they were the object of hatred and persecution. In the first century, the Christian church suffered deeply under Nero and Domitian;...no tendency to check the progress of its doctrines. 4. In the second century, the books of the New Testament were collected into a volume by the elder...

...dangerous to the state; and hence they were the object of hatred and persecution. In the first century, the Christian church suffered deeply under Nero and Domitian;...no tendency to check the progress of its doctrines. societies to regulate their frame and go'vetwueW \sx fo 4. In the second century, the books of the...

...dangerous to the state; and hence they were the object of hatred and persecution. In the first century, the Christian church suffered deeply under Nero and Domitian;...no tendency to check the progress of its doctrines. 3. It is matter of question what was the form of the primitive church, and the nature of its government...

...dangerous to the state; and hence they were the object of hatred and persecution. In the first century, the Christian church suffered deeply under Nero and Domitian...no tendency to check the progress of its doctrines. 3. It is matter of question what was the form of the primitive church, and the nature of its government...