| "President, I've the honor to ask your indulgence..." No. | |
| "Sympathy or indulgence for beliefs or practices differing from or conflicting with one's own. | |
| "To what rude boldness my indulgence leads!" | |
| "due to alcoholic over-indulgence." | |
| "to be an indulgence of the 'God complex'." "God complex." That's not a typo, was it? | |
| "President, I've the honor to ask your indulgence..." No. | |
| "Sympathy or indulgence for beliefs or practices differing from or conflicting with one's own. | |
| "To what rude boldness my indulgence leads!" | |
| "due to alcoholic over-indulgence." | |
| "to be an indulgence of the 'God complex'." "God complex." That's not a typo, was it? | |
| "Christ did not command the preaching of indulgences. but of the Gospel." | |
| "Christians are to be taught "that he who gives to the poor "or lends to the needy does a better deed than he who buys indulgences." | |
| "The merits of Christ acquire the treasure of indulgences." | |
| 'n Man must now and then as steam indulgences. | |
| - He may have his indulgences, but... | |
| "Christ did not command the preaching of indulgences. but of the Gospel." | |
| "Christians are to be taught "that he who gives to the poor "or lends to the needy does a better deed than he who buys indulgences." | |
| "The merits of Christ acquire the treasure of indulgences." | |
| 'n Man must now and then as steam indulgences. | |
| - He may have his indulgences, but... | |
