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 1  IV,  289 | people. 8. The prophecies. 9. Perpetuity; no religion has perpetuity.
 2  IV,  289 |   Perpetuity; no religion has perpetuity. 10. The doctrine which
 3  IX       |                   SECTION IX: PERPETUITY ~
 4  IX,  603 |  authority, its duration, its perpetuity, its morality, its doctrine,
 5  IX,  612 |   custodies pactum meum. 109 ~Perpetuity.—That religion has always
 6  IX,  615 |                          616. Perpetuity.—The Messiah has always
 7  IX,  616 |                          617. Perpetuity.—Let us consider that since
 8   X,  674 |     miracles and prophecy and perpetuity, because it had not this
 9 XII,  736 |       in its duration, in its perpetuity, in its morality, in its
10 XII,  746 |     only for Christians. (See Perpetuity.)~
11 XIII,  821|  miracle, prophecy, doctrine, perpetuity, etc.~The Donatists. No
12 XIII,  843|      three marks of religion: perpetuity, a good life, miracles.
13 XIII,  843|        miracles. They destroy perpetuity by their doctrine of probability;
14 XIII,  843|       have nothing to do with perpetuity, holiness, and miracles.
15 XIV,  897 |         898. They cannot have perpetuity, and they seek universality;