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The Crisis of the Roman Catholic Church.

Publisher: London : Dublin : F. Westley...; ; Westley & Tyrrell, 1825Description: 34p.Subject(s): Hibernian Bible Society | Catholic Church -- Ireland | Catholic Church -- Controversial literature | Bible -- Reading
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Reference material House of Lords Library - Palace Librarian's Room, Principal Floor Farnham Tracts VOL.119(12) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Not for loan 57893-1001
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VOL.119(1) Transubstantiation refuted, in a discourse delivered in the Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Preaching-House, South Great George's-Street, Dublin; On Sunday evening, 21st September, 1823. By Daniel M'Afee. VOL.119(10) The question whether the Church of England be justified in her opposition to the Church of Rome, brought to a conclusion, by an investigation of the principle upon which the Reformed Churches ground their separation and establish their doctrine, against that principle of the Church of Rome by which she assumes to the exclusion of all other Christian Societies, the sole right and means of understanding and interpreting in its true sense, the word of God. VOL.119(11) The word of God weighed against the commandments of men, in six controversial letters; between Rev. C. Otway, A.B. Curate of Lucan and Rev. M. M. formerly a protestant student of Trinity College, but now a Roman Catholic priest. VOL.119(12) The Crisis of the Roman Catholic Church. VOL.119(2) The doctrine of transubstantiation subversive of the foundations of human belief; therefore incapable of being proved by any evidence, or of being believed by men under the influence of common sense. By Alexander Carson, A.M. VOL.119(3) The truth of the Gospel demonstrated from the character of God manifested in the atonement. In a letter to Mr Richard Carlile, by Alexander Carson, A.M. VOL.119(4) The right and duty of all men to read the Scriptures; being the substance of a speech intended to have been delivered at the meeting of the Carlow Bible Society; containing a refutation of several parts of a late pamphlet by J.K.L. entitled "Letters on the state of education, and Bible societies." By Alexander Carson, A.M.

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