Pagano-Papismus; Or, an Exact Parallel Between Rome-Pagan and Rome-Christian, in Their Doctrines and Ceremonies

Product Information

ets, that they may not be touched by dispute) is, for that they are like the apples of Sodom, which how fair soever they seem to the eye, if they be handled they fall unto ashes and smoke, Joseph. such as were founded of purpose for opposition to the truth in the name of Heresie, as that of g Dowey by Philip the second King of Spain. Existirte sie, so würde sie allerdings bei allen Par teien der allgemeinen Christenheit eine Prüfung ihres innern Gehalts hervorrufen, und dies würde jedenfalls ein Schritt zu einer dem Him mel so überaus wohlgef'a'lligen Annäherung sein.

Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. And it is not an improbable opinion of some, that Bellarmines dispatations are the lesse pleasing to the Pope and his dearest favourites, because he citeth our Authors too fully, and set­teth on their arguments further then his answers reach to take them off. Frogs, that if a light be hanged over the lake wherein they lie, will leave crocking: though some be so contumacious against the truth, so malicious against them who prevalently plead for it, that they will rather stop their mouthes (by violence) who have overcome them by the power of truth, as they did by Stephen when they stoned him, Act. But did not Bellarmine read his controversies or dis­putations of the difference between the Popish and Protestant Religion, at Rome?If indoor space is at a premium, you might consider a boiler replacement that gives you back that vital spot in your garage or utility room by taking your home heating and hot water production into your garden or driveway. Mitte 1785 ernannte man ihn dort zum Regenten und Präfekten von Berlin, doch bald trat er wieder aus, der im Orden ein ihn anekelndes „Parfum des Papismus“ zu riechen glaubte. Dieses wurde erst wieder möglich, nachdem die Reformation und die Renaissance die Allmacht des Papismus gebrochen hatten.

one of the passage of the soul out of the body, whether it go on the right hand or the left; whether forward or backward.

Of a contrary disposition in some too much addicted to dis­putation; in being too forward to make or accept of of­fers of dispute, and multiplying of needlesse and pre­sumptuous questions and resolutions in matters of Reli­gion. There have been some women who have so much forgotten the frailty and modesty of their sex, as to make chattings to learned men for disputation in matters of Religion; of this there is a memorable story, but how true it is I cannot tell, be­cause [Page 17]cause I have it but upon the report of Parsons in the Preface to his report of 10. O. worthy of so much of my notice and respect, as of purpose to appeare in publick against him, or any man of his temper and condition: It will be enough for him to be brought in as an occasion or an appendix to that which is of more moment. Fox his t second volume of Acts and Monuments, and in the fore-cited Epistle of Erasmus, he was so much a Pa­pist (being levened with the corrupt Doctrine of the age where­in he lived) that King Henry the 8. igitur nullae meretrices, nullae ebrietates, nullae saltationes, nulli menaici, null otiosi in ea civitate reperiuntur.

Cyrila a Metoděje) a Michal Kerularios (jeden z aktérů velkého schismatu), patří právě k těm nejsilnějším patriarším osobnostem, které nejrozhodněji přesekali všechny vazby caesaropapismu a nechovali podle politiky císařů; spíše naopak - nutili císaře, aby se sjednotil s názorem Církve. a Iesuit, (who howsoe­ver most highly honoured by his sect, is for his many See the glo­rious Elogium of Robert Par­sons in Capi­tall Letters in. It is under consultation I heare hereaf­ter to give some respe­ctive enter­tainment to such in their Native Lan­guage. Foxe's learned series of puns on mystery makes use of Greek, Latin, and English etymology: he plays with the Greek root meaning to close one's eyes, ingeniously translated with the English phrase 'blind mist'. for antiquity hath the precedency of all others; and though some take it in a figurative sense, the most and best expositors understand it literally: yet there is great difference what was the difference betwixt them; Jude saith the subject of it, was the body of Moses; and about that, that chief controversie was whe­ther Moses body should be so buried, that no man should know of his Sepulchre, as it is said, Deut.

First for the Turk, Mahomet, (that famous impostor and false Prophet, the founder of that impious and impure Sect of the Mahametans) not onely forbids all disputes about the Religion of his Bible, (rather Babell) the Alcoran, but instructs his deluded disciples how to answer them who are disposed to dispute: Tecum dispu­tare volentibus dic, Deum so [. under the name of Heresie so he published Heresy under the title of truth for he was the first that set forth the workes of Iohannes Maxentins Cochleus o­pera Johannis Maxentii sub. Entychian Heretick, as the reader may see in the fourth tome of Bibliotheca Patrum: the Eutychian heresie acknow­ledged but one nature in Christ, and that was the divine, and s held that our bodies at the resurrection shall be more subtill then the wind, so that they shall neither be seen nor felt. The other book is a book of selected Sermons, printed by Iames Kavi­nell, for the use of simple Priests who want cunning to preach: So in the title of the book, the time and place of the first publication of it I find not noted.