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We agree that the ideal Papacy is one of the chief principles in the unity of Christendom ; we disagree in the question whether it is the only principle ; and also whether the real Papacy , as it has existed in Christian history since ...
We agree that the ideal Papacy is one of the chief principles in the unity of Christendom ; we disagree in the question whether it is the only principle ; and also whether the real Papacy , as it has existed in Christian history since ...
Page 73
... a threefold cord that should not be broken . " The learned Archbishop recognizes : " That there is in Christian unity a threefold element is true in a sense . The Papacy , the ministry and the people make up the Church ; the Papacy ...
... a threefold cord that should not be broken . " The learned Archbishop recognizes : " That there is in Christian unity a threefold element is true in a sense . The Papacy , the ministry and the people make up the Church ; the Papacy ...
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The Archbishop limits the jurisdiction of the Papacy by ruling out " jurisdiction in civil affairs , and dominion over civil governments " ; by agreeing to a limitation of the Papal domain to a limited territory , such as the District ...
The Archbishop limits the jurisdiction of the Papacy by ruling out " jurisdiction in civil affairs , and dominion over civil governments " ; by agreeing to a limitation of the Papal domain to a limited territory , such as the District ...
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