10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRANSUBSTANTIALLY»
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transubstantially in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Decades of H. Bullinger ..
... and let us think, that the Lord, speaking of the sacrament, would have us to
expound the words of the sacrament sacramentally, and not transubstantially.
Also in reading that saying of the apostle, "Flesh and blood cannot inherit the
kingdom ...
Heinrich Bullinger, Harding, 1849
the Eucharist, according to Christ's institution (that is, sacra- mentally, not
transubstantially, and of a remembrance, representation, or commemoration, not
of a sacrifice properly so called, as will appear in its proper place) certainly they
do by ...
John Henry Newman, John Keble, Edward Bouverie Pusey, 1840
3
The Recovery of the West
at seven: baptism; confirmation; the eucharist understood transubstantially;
penance for the forgiveness of sins; and extreme unction before death; these five
of all Christians, and marriage forthose whomarry andholyordersfor those who
enter ...
4
The Conservative Reformation and Its Theology: As ...
... above all heavens, fills all things,' so it cannot reach by its own thoughts in
what mode the body and blood of Christ are present in the Supper." f " Christ's
body and blood are present, not transubstantially (as the Papists dream), nor
locally ...
Charles Porterfield Krauth, 1872
5
Delineation of Roman Catholicism: drawn from the authentic ...
Christ's body and blood were present effectively and really, but not bodily and
substantially, or transubstantially, as the Romanists hold ; and in this sense it is
that we Protestants hold to the real presence of Christ in the sacrament, though
we ...
6
Annual Report of The Parker Society, 11 (for the Year 1851)
... and let us think, that the Lord, speaking of the sacrament, would have us to
expound the words of the sacrament sacramentally, and not transubstantially.
Also in reading that saying of the apostle, “ Flesh and blood cannot inherit the
kingdom ...
Johann Heinrich Bullinger, Thomas Harding, 1849
7
A Journal of the Life of Thomas Story: Containing an Account ...
John Gale-in, and his Followers, held, That Cnnrsr was not in the *' Sacrament,
either Transubstantially or Consubstantially, and yet was stzcrzzmen** tall)
present these', which being a Position importing little in itself without "
Explanation, and ...
8
The Church-warder and domestic magazine
... means how it was so, He said not a word ; whether only sacramentally,
figuratively, or symbolically; or, on the other hand, whether substantially,
consubstantially, or transubstantially. These are inventions of our own from our
poor philosophy.
9
The Divine Comedy: Volume 2: Purgatorio
Such a reading of the scene, if it can be made good, adds to it where it stands a
high significance and solemnity. It is a fair question whether it is credible that
Dante—'a transubstantially-minded man' as he has been well called—should
have ...
10
Literary Journalism in the Twentieth Century
How it can be both things at the same time, transubstantially, is a mystery, and Mr
. Bloom is just such a mystery: Ulysses in the visible appearance of a Dublin
advertising canvasser. Mr. Bloom is not a symbol of Ulysses, but Ulysses-Bloom ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRANSUBSTANTIALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
transubstantially is used in the context of the following news items.
Maryland offers Orioles bird license plates
Transubstantially. Something. This, of course, follows November's news that the cartoon bird was coming back on Orioles hats. The plates cost $50, with half ... «Washington Post, Apr 12»
GIRODET'S SENSATIONALISM
Transfigured into mirages, the heroes only exist transubstantially: They are present only by the grace of the miracle that is light. Girodet infinitizes Endymion's ... «Artnet, Aug 06»
