This important book contains three spirited debates - "Rome of Reason", "Controversy on Christianity", and "The Limits of Toleration" - between the great American freethinker Robert G. Ingersoll (1833-1899) and leading Christian churchmen and statesmen of his own day, including Cardinal Edward Manning and William Gladstone.
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The Vatican Council, in its Decree on Faith, has these words: "The Church itself, by its marvelous propagation, its eminent sanctity, its inexhaustible fruitfulness in all good things, its catholic unity and invincible stability, is a vast and perpetual motive of credibility, and an irrefragable witness of its own Divine legation." Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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The Vatican Council, in its Decree on Faith, has these words: "The Church itself, by its marvelous propagation, its eminent sanctity, its inexhaustible fruitfulness in all good things, its catholic unity and invincible stability, is a vast and perpetual motive of credibility, and an irrefragable witness of its own Divine legation." Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Catholic Church, Colonel Ingersoll, Jesus Christ, Cardinal Manning, New Testament, Bishop Butler, Holy Ghost, Most High, Victor Hugo, Lord's Prayer, North American Review New!
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- The Oxford Movement by R.W. Church in Front Matter
- History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, A by John William Draper on page 44
- The Portable Dante (Penguin Classics) by Dante Alighieri on page 77
- Intellectual Development by R. G. Ingersoll on page 44
- The Myth of the Resurrection and Other Essays (Freethought Library) by Joseph McCabe in Front Matter
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