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Order of Contents
Definition 1
Articles 2
Quotes 2
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Definition of an Ecclesiocracy
The Church has jurisdiction over the State. This is the historic view of Roman Catholicism.
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Articles
1800’s
Cunningham, William
‘The Popish Theory’, p. 402, 10 pp. in Historical Theology, vol. 1
‘The Temporal Sovereignty’ & ‘Supremacy of the Pope’, 1863, starting on p. 78 and 101 respectively, 22 and 31 pages respectively, being Chapters 3 and 4 from his Discussions on Church Principles
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Quotes
1700’s
John Howe
‘Some Consideration of a Preface to an Inquiry Concerning the Occasional Conformity of Dissenters, etc.’ in The Works of John Howe, vol. 5, Containing the Treatises: On Divine Prescience & the Trinity… (d. 1705; Religious Tract Society, 1863), p. 286
“In that [Roman] Church, this caprice [of Church power over civil governments] first began in their dominium temporale in gratia fundatum [Temporal dominion has been founded in grace];”
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1800’s
John ‘Rabbi’ Duncan
On bishops in the English House of Lords:
“As lords they are not spiritual, and as spiritual they are not lords.”
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