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... term catholic liter- ally signifies universal . ' The phrase Catholic Church is therefore equivalent to ' universal church , and cannot properly be applied to any particular sect Reformed , Lutheran , or Presbyterian , all of which or ...
... term catholic liter- ally signifies universal . ' The phrase Catholic Church is therefore equivalent to ' universal church , and cannot properly be applied to any particular sect Reformed , Lutheran , or Presbyterian , all of which or ...
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... term , as principles which enter into the existence of everything . In modern science the meaning of the term is much more restricted , corresponding in some degree to what Aristotle called the efficient cause . Thus both Bacon and ...
... term , as principles which enter into the existence of everything . In modern science the meaning of the term is much more restricted , corresponding in some degree to what Aristotle called the efficient cause . Thus both Bacon and ...
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... term that science investigates causes . In doing so , it goes on the presupposition that every event or change has a cause . This has been called the Law of Uni- versal Causation , and may be expressed by saying that the explanation of ...
... term that science investigates causes . In doing so , it goes on the presupposition that every event or change has a cause . This has been called the Law of Uni- versal Causation , and may be expressed by saying that the explanation of ...
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... term is also used in ecclesi- astical practice in England ; although a caveat- e.g. against an institution to a particular benefice- has not now the high effect attributed to it by the Canon Law . In Scotland the term is confined to ...
... term is also used in ecclesi- astical practice in England ; although a caveat- e.g. against an institution to a particular benefice- has not now the high effect attributed to it by the Canon Law . In Scotland the term is confined to ...
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... term for a group Europe on the model of the Roman empire have of feudatory states in India , which fall into nine failed . There have grown up instead a group of political agencies , but are all under the super - powerful states , in ...
... term for a group Europe on the model of the Roman empire have of feudatory states in India , which fall into nine failed . There have grown up instead a group of political agencies , but are all under the super - powerful states , in ...
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