Robert J. M'Ghee
1789 — 1872 · 34 obras en el catálogo
Reverend Robert James M'Ghee was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, then became a minister with the Church of Ireland. In the 1830s he wrote letters and gave speeches denouncing attempts by the Catholic Church in Ireland to promote the work of Belgian theologian Pierre Dens, which M'Ghee believed to be subversive, corrupt and disrespectful.
Obras
Reflections on the Endowment of the College of Maynooth
The Approaching Crisis of Protestantism
1838
A Full Report of the Great Protestant Meeting at the Town Hall, on Wednesday, November 18, 1835
1835
The letter of Doctor Doyle, (Roman Catholic Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin,) to Lord Farnham on the subject of the clergy and revenues of the established church in Ireland, examined and compared with Dr. Doyle's former professions and writings
1831
The Case Plainly Stated and Proved, of the Papal Laws Established over Ireland
1840
Rev. R.J. McGhee's Letter to the Queen and to her representative the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
1860
Important Letter to the Archbishop of Dublin, on the Proposed Plan of National Education
1831
A Letter, Showing the Adherence of the Roman Catholic Church, in 1831, to the Doctrine, "That oaths contrary to the interests of the Church are not to be accounted oaths, but perjuries"
1832
The Household of Faith, Its Blessings and Its Duties
1865
A Memorial of the Grace and Mercy of God as Manifested in the Life and Death of the Family of the Kiernans
1865
Expository Lectures on the Epistle to the Ephesians
1849
