...counteracted by habits of increased personal dependence. Contraria coutrariis curantur. The defence of the church and the salvation of the soul were ordinarily...at the expense, necessarily, of those virtues which properly go to make up the strength of Christian manhood. The gain was the maintenance and victory...

...was placed on the side of restraining rather than of developing personal independent action. . . . The defense of the church and the salvation of the...manhood. In the principles above briefly stated may be found the explanation why fifty millions of Protest* The Church and the Age. An Exposition of the...

...counteracted by habits of increased personal dependence. Contraria contrariis curantur. The defence of the Church and the salvation of the soul were ordinarily...at the expense, necessarily, of those virtues which properly go to make up the strength of Christian manhood. The gain was the maintenance and victory...

...small, by attributing it to the habit of personal dependence required for the defense of the church, "at the expense necessarily of those virtues which go to make up the strength of Christian manhood." Then came the further admission, the admission, the truth of which all can recognize who have reflected...

...acknowledges that the result produced by the obedience inculcated by the Catholic Church had been procured " at the expense necessarily of those virtues which go to make up the strength of Christian manhood." Here is the " explanation," he continues, " why fifty million Protestants have had generally a controlling...

...Church and the Life," that the result produced by the Romish Church by the obedience inculcated was " at the expense necessarily of those virtues which go to make up the strength of Christian manhood." Their complete servile submission to their masters, the priests, is given at the loss of this other...

...authority was placed on the side of retraining rather than of developing personal independent action. . . . The defense of the Church and the salvation of the...manhood. In the principles above briefly stated may be found the explanation why fifty millions of Protestants have had generally a controlling influence...

...Catholic Church in the United States. In his recent work, published just before his death, he says: "The defense of the church and the salvation of the...at the expense necessarily of those virtues which properly go to make up the strength of Christian manhood."1 (The salvation of the soul at the expense...

...Catholic Church in the United States. In his recent work, published just before his death, he says: "The defense of the church and the salvation of the...at the expense necessarily of those virtues which properly go to make up the strength of Christian manhood."1 (The salvation of the soul at the -expense...

...by every form of taxation and imposition. Father Hecker makes the following astounding statement : "The defense of the Church and the salvation of the...at the expense necessarily of those virtues which properly go to make up the strength of Catholic manhood." In this way he accounts for the fact that...