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  • Gore, Charles
    Charles Gore

    …the Christian Church (1888) and Roman Catholic Claims (1888). Unlike some Anglo-Catholics, however, he did not think it sufficient to confront the aggressive secularism of the time with a blunt affirmation of the church’s supernatural life and apostolic authority. It was also necessary, he believed, to correlate Christian theology with…

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    …the Christian Church (1888) and Roman Catholic Claims (1888). Unlike some Anglo-Catholics, however, he did not think it sufficient to confront the aggressive secularism of the time with a blunt affirmation of the church’s supernatural life and apostolic authority. It was also necessary, he believed, to correlate Christian theology with…

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