Remonstrance Against the Course Pursued By the Evangelical Alliance On the Subj
Remonstrance Against the Course Pursued By the Evangelical Alliance On the Subj
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" 2. " That it found it impossible to retain its testi- mony as it stood; but that, 3. "It sacrificed to its sense of duty in the matter of slavery, the cherished idea of an immediate, numerous, mutually responsible Ecumenical mem- bership. " This shows how potent the voice of slavery was in the Convention ; that, at its bidding, the most cherish- ed objects were abandoned, solely because they could not be carried out without offending the slaveholders and their American apologists. The Rev. Go...rham D. Abbott, of New York, in writing the most full report that has been published by any American dele- gate, declares that the American brethren went into the Convention disowning the authority of the Bir- mingham resolutions, as of any binding force. And as to the final result, he declares that " The whole subject of slavery is left out of the constitution of the Alliance, and remains, with other evils with which the world is filled, to be relieved and ultimately reme- died in God's appointed way, by the progress of the principles of the Gospel of Christ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 2. " That it found it impossible to retain its testi- mony as it stood; but that, 3. "It sacrificed to its sense of duty in the matter of slavery, the cherished idea of an immediate, numerous, mutually responsible Ecumenical mem- bership. " This shows how potent the voice of slavery was in the Convention ; that, at its bidding, the most cherish- ed objects were abandoned, solely because they could not be carried out without offending the slaveholders and their American apologists. The Rev. Go...rham D. Abbott, of New York, in writing the most full report that has been published by any American dele- gate, declares that the American brethren went into the Convention disowning the authority of the Bir- mingham resolutions, as of any binding force. And as to the final result, he declares that " The whole subject of slavery is left out of the constitution of the Alliance, and remains, with other evils with which the world is filled, to be relieved and ultimately reme- died in God's appointed way, by the progress of the principles of the Gospel of Christ.
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