 | J. O. Lindsay - 1957 - 654 sider
...State; while the fundamental article of Warburton's Alliance was ' that the Church shall apply all its Influence in the service of the State; and that the State shall support and protect the Church'.2 In Germany the opposition to the claims of the Church came from the prince prelates themselves,... | |
 | Mark Goldie, Robert Wokler - 2006 - 944 sider
...famous original compact between magistrate and people'. It was a contract of mutual benef1t by which the church 'shall apply its utmost influence in the service of the state; and the state shall support and protect the church'. Warburton stipulated that the contract dictated that... | |
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... inference, the reciprocal TERMS and conditions of that union. From the mutual motives inducing thereunto, it appears, that the great preliminary and fundamental article of alliance is this, THAT THE CHURCH SHALL APPLY ITS UTMOST INFLUENCE IN THE SERVICE... 
