Orthodoxy in Massachusetts, 1630-1650Harvard University Press, 1933 - 352 páginas |
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... Protestant Elizabeth succeeded her Catholic sister in 1558. Her clergy were agreed upon no definite policy , and Elizabeth herself was concerned only that they should accommodate themselves to her political ambitions . They could all ...
... Protestant Elizabeth succeeded her Catholic sister in 1558. Her clergy were agreed upon no definite policy , and Elizabeth herself was concerned only that they should accommodate themselves to her political ambitions . They could all ...
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... Protestant church polity was every bit as important as Protestant theology ; England had " divided and separated asunder the Doc- trine and Discipline of the Gospell : two things which both by their owne nature , and also by the ...
... Protestant church polity was every bit as important as Protestant theology ; England had " divided and separated asunder the Doc- trine and Discipline of the Gospell : two things which both by their owne nature , and also by the ...
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... Protestant endeavor to harmonize State and Church , and to him a proper civil rule was one which would contribute to the erection of that spiritual Utopia which Puritans had long preached to unheeding royal ears . If Massachusetts was ...
... Protestant endeavor to harmonize State and Church , and to him a proper civil rule was one which would contribute to the erection of that spiritual Utopia which Puritans had long preached to unheeding royal ears . If Massachusetts was ...
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SUPREMACY AND UNIFORMITY | 3 |
DISCIPLINE OUT OF THE WORD | 15 |
SEPARATIST CONGREGATIONALISM 53 333 | 53 |
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