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Here, indeed, is the root of the condemnation of Tindal and of Hoadly; for they made it, by their teaching, impossible for the Church to possess an ethos of her own.
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Harold J. Laski
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Laski discusses the implications of Tindal and Hoadly's teachings on the Church's identity and ethos.
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