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Apostolic Continuity , Apostolic Succession and Ministry from a Reformation Perspective
Louvain Studies, 1996exaly +2 more sources
The Ecclesiastical Ministry and the Apostolic Succession
The Downside Review, 1972 Louis Bouyer
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4. Some Reflections on Apostolicity, Apostolic Tradition, Episcopacy and Succession
2010exaly +2 more sources
Scottish Journal of Theology, 1958
The renewed emphasis on the doctrine of apostolic succession which was the outcome of the Oxford Movement in the Church of England is an example of the power inherent in dogmas to recover their vitality. This is no isolated phenomenon confined exclusively to the dogmas of the Christian faith; in our own times we have witnessed the far-reaching results ...
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The renewed emphasis on the doctrine of apostolic succession which was the outcome of the Oxford Movement in the Church of England is an example of the power inherent in dogmas to recover their vitality. This is no isolated phenomenon confined exclusively to the dogmas of the Christian faith; in our own times we have witnessed the far-reaching results ...
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The Apostolic Succession: A Reply to Francis A. Sullivan
New Blackfriars, 2005exaly +2 more sources
Book Review: Apostolic Succession and Anglicanism
Theology, 1947 J. P. Hickinbotham
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Diogenes Laertius and the Apostolic Succession
The Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 1993The cultural and historical location of the concept of ςιαςοϰή in second century claims about the apostolic succession has been widely debated. In England, under the influence of Ehrhardt, the term is generally taken to be used by analogy with the sacerdotal succession of Jewish high priests, and to derive from the influence of James the Just on Jewish
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1999
Abstract Edward now had a national reputation. Each success raised higher the standard by which any new work would be judged. Yet the Symphony remained nebulous, while all his big works developed out of programmes and stories and incidents.
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Abstract Edward now had a national reputation. Each success raised higher the standard by which any new work would be judged. Yet the Symphony remained nebulous, while all his big works developed out of programmes and stories and incidents.
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