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CHURCH FATHERS: Apology Against Rufinus, Book II (Jerome)

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The Agnostic does not always merely abstain from either affirming or denying the existence of God, but crosses over to the old position of theoretic Atheism and, on the plea of insufficient evidence, ceases even to believe that God exists

CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Clement of Alexandria

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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Millennium and Millenarianism

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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: The Centre Party

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--> Roman Catholic Relief Bill In England With the accession of Queen Elizabeth (1558) commenced the series of legislative enactments, commonly known as the Penal Laws, under which the profession and practice of the Catholic religion were