History of the Christian Church: The Complete Set of Eight Volumes

obedience-and-authority

• The Avignon residence shook the reverence of Christendom for the papacy; it was in danger of becoming a French institution.

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• They turned the church of St. Peter into a den of robbers and the residence of his successors into a harem, glorying in their shame.

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education-and-formation

• Melanchthon's Loci Communes marks an epoch in the history of theology, growing out of exegetical lectures on Romans.

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• To Grocyn, Colet, More and Fisher the Protestant world gives reverent regard as pioneers of a more rational system of education.

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faith-and-doubt

• I cannot be persuaded to pay religious homage to natural elements, nor undertake to persuade my neighbor.

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• He died in isolation, without a party. The Catholics would not claim him; the Protestants could not.

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