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... religious knowledge , the tests of what was or was not true in religion , were Church tradition , Papal decrees , and Church Councils . Luther , however , had broken with the Catholic Church in holding that neither the Pope nor Council ...
... religious knowledge , the tests of what was or was not true in religion , were Church tradition , Papal decrees , and Church Councils . Luther , however , had broken with the Catholic Church in holding that neither the Pope nor Council ...
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... religious belief and the means to salvation.2 Perhaps relevation could supplement the discoveries of reason but it was not essential . This stress on what was called ' natural religion ' , discoverable by reason , did not at first neces ...
... religious belief and the means to salvation.2 Perhaps relevation could supplement the discoveries of reason but it was not essential . This stress on what was called ' natural religion ' , discoverable by reason , did not at first neces ...
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... religion and morality , the role he allotted to reason in religion was taken to imply an impersonal deism , and his suggestion that matter might think ( despite his stress that ' [ a ] ll the great Ends of Morality and Religion , are ...
... religion and morality , the role he allotted to reason in religion was taken to imply an impersonal deism , and his suggestion that matter might think ( despite his stress that ' [ a ] ll the great Ends of Morality and Religion , are ...
Contents
Chapter 2 | 53 |
Chapter 4 | 149 |
Bibliography of Books and Articles referred to more than once | 190 |
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