10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OECUMENICALLY»
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oecumenically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oecumenically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... to compose another creed beside that of Nicssa."— p. 13. That is to say,
according to Mr. Ryder, because the East and West agreed at the Second
Council of Constantinople to adopt oecumenically certain additions to the creed
of Niczea, ...
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The Christian witness and church members' magazine [ed. by ...
This work is a literary curiosity ; witness the dedication — " The whole of our glory
- seopical view being oecumenically taken, our dear friends will, consequently,
not feel surprised when they see, or hear, that to the whole world this book is ...
But the Catholic Church is not only a human and historical witness of its own
origin, constitution, and authority, it is also a supernatural and divine witness,
which can neither fail nor err. When it oecumenically speaks, it is not merely the
voice of ...
Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield), 1870
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Works. Published by David Mallet
Human paffions, human interests, human fallibility, not those of particular doctors
alone, but those of the church oecumenically assembled, from the nicaean
council down to that of Trent, have had their share in composing the present
intricate, ...
Henry-Saint-John Bolingbroke, 1754
... was 'oecumenically ' pronounced infallible. “ Assuming that the story is correct;
as told by Anti-Catholic adversaries (though we have no right whatever to
assume this, for Gerson when challenged in open court to produce a single
precedent, ...
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The Christianity Reader
All the Western rites have their roots in the old pre-Nicene tradition, which as
regards the Shape of the Liturgy was oecumenically the same. As regards the
contents of the prayer the Western rites as a group have preserved the old
conceptions ...
Mary Gerhart, Fabian Udoh, 2007
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The Foreign Quarterly Review
... to compose another creed beside that ol' Nicsa.”—p. 13. That is to say,
according to Mr. Ryder, because the East and West agreed at the Second
Council of Constantinople to adopt oecumenically certain additions to the creed
of Nicaaa, ...
But the Catholic Church is not only a human and historical witness of its own
origin, constitution, and authority, it is also a supernatural and divine witness,
which can neither fail nor err. When it oecumenically speaks, it is not merely the
voice of ...
Benjamin Disraeli (earl of Beaconsfield.), Lothair (fict. name.), 1870
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Doctrines of God and Christ in the Early Church
... to Nestorius as a whole) had received oecumenical endorsement at Ephesus
and Chalcedon. He has found no evidence prior to 553 which indicates that
these texts were used as oecumenically valid criteria of Chris tologicaJ orthodoxy
.
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Sermons to Presbyterians of All Sects: Supplementary to ...
Even the Roman catholick church holds to no such ceremony as oecumenically
binding, although, if I remember right, on some publick occasions, it is exhibited
by the pontiff) in token of his personal humility. With protestants, there is scarcely
a ...
George Thomas Chapman, 1836
