A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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Arthur Pryor Watts. of the Roman Church . By the third century the Church at Rome was generally regarded as the most important and the first in dignity of all Christian communities . When disputes arose , her testimony was entitled to ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. of the Roman Church . By the third century the Church at Rome was generally regarded as the most important and the first in dignity of all Christian communities . When disputes arose , her testimony was entitled to ...
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... Church was concerned . THE CHURCH AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS The political ascendancy of the Church was , at the time , justified on the ground of its services to humanity . Through- out the Middle Ages the Church had tried to prevent pri ...
... Church was concerned . THE CHURCH AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS The political ascendancy of the Church was , at the time , justified on the ground of its services to humanity . Through- out the Middle Ages the Church had tried to prevent pri ...
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... Church , to force the people to obey her laws , and to keep peace and order . If the state did this , then the Church could fulfill her mission of saving souls . Logically , the state should be the servant of the Church . In practice ...
... Church , to force the people to obey her laws , and to keep peace and order . If the state did this , then the Church could fulfill her mission of saving souls . Logically , the state should be the servant of the Church . In practice ...
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