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Cathari; Mosheim’s Ch. Hist., cent. 11, part 2, chap. 2, sec. 13 — note; part
2, chap. 5, sec. 2; Jones’ Ch. Hist., p. 287; Robinson’s Eccl. Researches,
pp. 456, 405 and 408.
ft275 Jones’ Ch. fist., p. 288; Robinson’s Eccl. Resh, p. 409.
ft276 Eccl. Resh., p. 463; Bap. Hist., p. 277.
ft277 Robinson’s Eccl. Resh., p. 407; compare, also, 119, 126 of Ch. Perpetuity.
ft278 Art. Cathari.
ft279 Hase should have said: “The scriptural teaching of a devil and his
subordinate spirits.”
ft280 Hase’s Hist. Chr. Ch., p. 252.
ft281 Cramp’s Bap. Hist., p. 103.
ft282 Neander’s Hist. Chr. Ch., vol. 4, p. 660.
ft283 Idem, p. 570.
ft284 Idem, p. 584.
ft285 Idem, p. 586.
ft286 Klutz’s Ch. Hist., vol. 1, p. 455.
ft287 Hase’s Inst. Chr. Ch., p. 252.
ft288 Schaff-Herzog Ency., vol. 1, p. 421.
ft289 Robinson’s Eccl, Resh., pp. 407, 408.
ft290 The smallness of these meetings Is partly what renders it as difficult for the
historian to and them and trace their history as it was for their persecutors
to find them.
ft291 With them taverns were saloons. Let all our churches enforce the same rule.
The man who thinks he can be a member of a saloon or a theater or horse
racing, etc., and a true member of the church at the same time is a ammo on
Christianity.
ft292 That Baptists do not now always thus improve their time is but to be
deplored.
ft293 Robinson’s Eccl. Resh., pp. 408-411.
ft294 Robinson’s Beet. Resh., p. 415.
ft295 Benedict’s Hist. Bap., p. 20.
ft296 Neanders’ Hist. Chr. Ch., vol. 4, p. 568.
ft297 Idem, p. 539.
ft298 Kurtz’s Ch, Hist., vol. 1, p. 454.
ft299 Eccl. Rosh, p. 447.