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How can they receive the same baptism, be admitted to the same communion-table, believe in the same Gospel, and obtain the same heavenly inheritance?
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William Lloyd Garrison
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gutenberg.orgHow can they receive the same baptism, be admitted to the same communion-table, believe in the same Gospel, and obtain the same heavenly inheritance?
Garrison challenges the idea that people with such opposing beliefs can share religious practices.
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