The Root of all Evil? Money and the Scottish Catholic Mission in the Eighteenth Century

We are all familiar with the idea that the Church is in the world but not of it, and that too great a preoccupation with earthly things may compromise the Church’s other-worldly objectives. One thinks of the extravagance of a Renaissance pope such as Leo X, reputed to have said, ‘Let us enjoy the pa...

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Autore principale: McMillan, J. F. (Autore)
Tipo di documento: Elettronico Articolo
Lingua:Inglese
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Pubblicazione: 1987
In: Studies in church history
Anno: 1987, Volume: 24, Pagine: 267-282
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