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... Protestants which are our greatest reproach . Dr. Tomline has liberally entered his protest against the damnatory clauses of the Athanasian creed ; and by this protest he has declared that they are a blot on our Protestant Church : but ...
... Protestants which are our greatest reproach . Dr. Tomline has liberally entered his protest against the damnatory clauses of the Athanasian creed ; and by this protest he has declared that they are a blot on our Protestant Church : but ...
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... Protestants which are our greatest reproach . Dr. Tomline has liberally entered his protest against the damnatory clauses of the Athanasian creed ; and by this protest he has declared that they are a blot on our Protestant Church : but ...
... Protestants which are our greatest reproach . Dr. Tomline has liberally entered his protest against the damnatory clauses of the Athanasian creed ; and by this protest he has declared that they are a blot on our Protestant Church : but ...
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... Protestant bishop . When Dr. H. endeavours to expose the bigotry of the Catholics , and the absurdity of their ritual , he shews that the Protestants have nothing to fear from the Catholics on the ground of reason and Scrip . ture ; and ...
... Protestant bishop . When Dr. H. endeavours to expose the bigotry of the Catholics , and the absurdity of their ritual , he shews that the Protestants have nothing to fear from the Catholics on the ground of reason and Scrip . ture ; and ...
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