Common Schools: A Discourse on the Modifications Demanded by the Roman Catholics Delivered in the North Church, Hartford, on the Day of the Late Fast, March 25, 1853 |
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I take up the question at this early period , before it has become , in any sense , a
party question , that I may have the advantage of greater freedom , and that I may
suffer no imputation of a party bias , to detain me from saying any thing which ...
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In the same sense , I answer , that Catholics and Protestants are Christians , in
the same sense that our government is Christian , in the same that Christendom
is Christian , that is , in the recognition of God and Christ and providence and the
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In the same sense , I answer , that Catholics and Protestants are Christians , in
the same sense that our government is Christian , in the same that Christendom
is Christian , that is , in the recognition of God and Christ and providence and the
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It is not , of course , religious instruction for a child to be drilled , year upon year ,
in spelling out the words of the Bible , as a reading book - it may be only an
exercise that answers the problem how to dull the mind most effectually to all
sense of ...
It is not , of course , religious instruction for a child to be drilled , year upon year ,
in spelling out the words of the Bible , as a reading book - it may be only an
exercise that answers the problem how to dull the mind most effectually to all
sense of ...
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