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Meine Erfahrung mit der Kirche

Bernhard Häring

1992

Church teaching authority

Boyle, John P.

1995

The pulpit and the pew

C. H. Parkhurst

1913

Beyond its authority?

Frank Mobbs

1997

Anthology of the theological writings of J. Michael Reu

Johann Michael Reu

1997

The gospel in history

Marianne Sawicki

1988

The future church of 140 BCE

Bernard J. Lee

1995

A Sketch of the History of Erastianism

Robert Isaac Wilberforce

1851

Teaching with Authority: A Theology of the Magisterium in the Church (Theology and Life Series)

Richard R. Gaillardetz

1997

Ministry and Authority in the Catholic Church

Edmund Hill

1990

Defending the papacy

Gerard Morrissey

1984

Roman Catholic opposition to papal infallibility

W. J. Sparrow-Simpson

1909

The Crisis in moral teaching in the Episcopal Church

Philip Turner, Timothy F. Sedgwick

1992

The teaching minister

Clark M. Williamson

1991

Witness to the Faith

Gary Lease

1971

Theses on the relationship between the ecclesiastical magisterium and theology

Catholic Church. Commissio Theologica Internationalis.

1977

Papal power

Jean-Guy Vaillancourt

1980

The Teaching church in our time

George Anthony Kelly

1978

The Teaching authority of Believers

Johannes Baptist Metz

1985

A teachable spirit

Richard Robert Osmer

1990

Silence speaks

Nugent, Robert SDS

2011

Grace & the Human Condition

Peter C. Phan

1988

Politics and Catholic freedom

Garry Wills

1964

Vatican authority and American Catholic dissent

William W. May

1987

Mother church

Carl E. Braaten

1998

Moral absolutes and the magisterium

Daniel C. Maguire

1970

A church divided

Terrance A. Sweeney

1992

The teaching office of the church

Charles Hodge

1882

The Magisterium and morality

Richard A. McCormick, Charles E. Curran

1982

Why the Church must teach

Lucien E. Coleman

1984

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