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Page 137
... discipline is that the good may not be corrupted by constant communication with the wicked . The authority for such discipline even to the rigour of excommunication , the Reformer believed to find in the New Testament , but here again ...
... discipline is that the good may not be corrupted by constant communication with the wicked . The authority for such discipline even to the rigour of excommunication , the Reformer believed to find in the New Testament , but here again ...
Page 138
... discipline - idea but rather from that of the Church as an ordered community . It is true that he took sanctification seriously and there are passages where he looks on the discipline as a sort of fatherly correction aiming at the well ...
... discipline - idea but rather from that of the Church as an ordered community . It is true that he took sanctification seriously and there are passages where he looks on the discipline as a sort of fatherly correction aiming at the well ...
Page 208
... discipline under God , and both wanted this in the service of a vigorous and ceaseless activity on behalf of God in the world . Except that , while the founder of the Jesuits organized only a society under discipline , Calvin succeeded ...
... discipline under God , and both wanted this in the service of a vigorous and ceaseless activity on behalf of God in the world . Except that , while the founder of the Jesuits organized only a society under discipline , Calvin succeeded ...
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CHAP PAGE | 11 |
MANS FALLEN STATE | 29 |
THE WAY OF SALVATION | 44 |
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