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• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture I
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  • element, preserved in the forms of the Church. Everywhere it shows in
  • condemned by the Church.
  • the Church. The other political institutions fell into line with it
  • themselves from the Church, they dropped the title and founded a
  • church of their own. Well, it is not always that people take things in
  • permeated by the Church, when the Church was impregnated by politics
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture II
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  • What Rome had achieved in the Church and in the ecclesiastical state
  • painters show evidence as well of the working of church tradition;
  • behind every one of their paintings stands the power of the Church.
  • the Church, which we recognize in the art of
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VI
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  • This was at the time when Philip undertook to bring the entire Church
  • completely under his control, thereby making Church officials mere
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VII
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  • denomination, the Anglican Church, to which many people belong; let us
  • Church issuing its orders from Rome, and simply on his own authority
  • and power separated the English Church from the Roman Catholic Church.
  • but the Church in England was to be cut off from the Roman Catholic
  • Church simply because the Pope had refused to sanction Henry VIII's
  • new church for his people that has existed ever since.
  • and the founding of the English Church, have found really deep, inner
  • such an execution and in the creation of the English Church, that we
  • church so founded. But with regard to the religious question in
  • is, does not recognize the separation of the English Church from Rome.