Orthodoxy in Massachusetts, 1630-1650Beacon Press, 1959 - 319 páginas |
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... cause it was the assumption of their age and because it . was essential to their discipline . And so they swore fervent allegiance to a King who ingeniously tortured them , denied their basic conviction , assumed functions that belonged ...
... cause it was the assumption of their age and because it . was essential to their discipline . And so they swore fervent allegiance to a King who ingeniously tortured them , denied their basic conviction , assumed functions that belonged ...
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... cause to be worried about the future of England . The ultimate refinement in Puritan misery came from the reflection that if the King's eyes would only for one moment open to the truth , all would be well . Then he could enjoin ...
... cause to be worried about the future of England . The ultimate refinement in Puritan misery came from the reflection that if the King's eyes would only for one moment open to the truth , all would be well . Then he could enjoin ...
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... cause to proceed against the chief of those whom they con- ceived to have bred any civill disturbance : and the Churches saw cause to proceede against their Members , whom they found to bee broachers or maintainers of such heresies.1 ...
... cause to proceed against the chief of those whom they con- ceived to have bred any civill disturbance : and the Churches saw cause to proceede against their Members , whom they found to bee broachers or maintainers of such heresies.1 ...
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SUPREMACY AND UNIFORMITY | 3 |
DISCIPLINE OUT OF THE WORD | 15 |
SEPARATIST CONGREGATIONALISM | 53 |
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