10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PUSEYISM» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
Puseyism in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
Puseyism im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Puseyism: A Short Dialogue Between a Lady and a Parson
ETC . as “ Puseyism P” Parson.* It is a word recently invented, Madam, by
ignorant or malicious people, who are fond of calling nicknames, to express a
something which they either do' not understand, or which they intend wilfully to
mis— ...
Edward Bouverie Pusey,
1842
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The causes and the cure of
Puseyism: or, The elementary ...
or, The elementary principles of Roman error detected in the liturgy, offices,
homilies, and usages of the Episcopal churches of England and America ; with a
proposed remedy Ira Warren ...
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The Progress of
Puseyism: A Review of the Apologies of Dr. ...
PROGRESS OF PUSEYISM IN THE AMERICAN CHURCH. In using the word "
Pttser m," we mean no disrespect to the many excellent and distinguished
individuals who hold the peculiar views and doctrines which characterize the
system thus ...
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Puseyism not a popish bane, but a catholic antidote
PUSEYISM,. 8-c. src. DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE REV. OLIVER OLDPATH AND
HIS FRIEND MR. CREDULOUS HEARSAY. Mr. Hearsay. — Good morrow, my
dear sir! As usual, engaged, I find, poring over the " Oxford Tracts," and other ...
Presbyter Anglo-catholicus pseud,
1842
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Lectures on certain high-church principles commonly ...
LECTURES. ON. PUSEYISM. LECTURE I. ±N entering upon the present course
of lectures, I propose to bring under your consideration a subject which has
engaged and which continues to engage a large share of public attention.
Doctrines ...
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Puseyism Not a Popish Bane, But a Catholic Antidote
Puseyism is now familiar in our mouths as any household word; but, as is not
unusual, from being little understood and grievously misrepresented, it is
associated, in the minds of most, with no other ideas than those of rampant
Popery, vain ...
Presbyter Anglo-Catholicus,
1842
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Alfred Lennox; or,
Puseyism unveiled
Oh ! may it teach you more, Alfred ; bear with me while I say, that Puseyism is a
wolf in sheep's clothing, an enemy in the midst of the camp of God; offering itself
to the desires of the unrenewed heart, it draws into its snares unsuspecting
victims ...
Alfred Lennox (fict.name.),
1851
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Characteristics of
Puseyism, a sermon
Henry Joseph Bevis. heart ; but the mind is incapable of imprisonment, it is a
world within itself, it has thoughts and imaginings which none can restrain. The
attempt of the Persian monarch who cast chains into the sea, that he might bind
its ...
the necessary inference, supposing the assertion true, that the evidence for the
books of the New Testament is no better. A fundamental doctrine, taught upon
some authority independent of the New Testament, possesses exactly the same
or ...
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The Oxford Movement and Its Leaders: A Bibliography of ...
Puseyism Accounted For, 1206 Puseyism: Addressed to All Who . . . , 1632
Puseyism and Episcopacy, 1461 Puseyism and Popery Refuted by Clergymen,
931 Puseyism Confronted with the Church of England, 1207 Puseyism Displayed
in ...
3 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «PUSEYISM» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
Puseyism im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
What of Anglo-Catholicism? - A Personal Assessment
Former Evangelicals were horrified at the features of Puseyism and strongly castigated its convictions. The battle was not only internal and within the Church of ... «Virtue Online, Jan 14»
Funeral Pyre of a Straw God
... their Puseyism and their Irvingism, their resurrection of the Church of Rome, their Cardinals Wiseman and Manning—had their Continental counterparts. «Vision Insights and New Horizons, Mär 13»
From Patents to Poetry: A Breakdown of Scientific American`s Very …
It is decided by the logical schools that Puseyism is derived from catechism, while puppyism comes from dogmatism;--that makes the difference. The Picayune ... «Scientific American, Nov 11»