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    These views, later expressed in La Religion d’Israel (1900; “The Religion of Israel”), and his theories on the Gospels in Études Ă©vangĂ©liques (1902; “Studies in the Gospels”) were both condemned by François Cardinal Richard, the archbishop of Paris. In England George Tyrrell, an Irish-born Jesuit priest, was dismissed from his

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    These views, later expressed in La Religion d’Israel (1900; “The Religion of Israel”), and his theories on the Gospels in Études Ă©vangĂ©liques (1902; “Studies in the Gospels”) were both condemned by François Cardinal Richard, the archbishop of Paris. In England George Tyrrell, an Irish-born Jesuit priest, was dismissed from his

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