The Agony of the Church (1917)
The Agony of the Church (1917)
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For instance: The Eastern Church proudly insisted on her superiority over all otherChurches, because she preserved faithfully and unchangingly the mostancient traditions of Christianity, and because she had an episcopaldecentralised system of Church administration, which has been capable ofadapting itself to all political and social situations. She reservedperfection only for herself, and was prodigious in criticising otherChristian communities. She became an isolated island.
The Roman Church h...as had nothing to do with any other Church, living inher isolation and raising higher and higher the walls which separatedher from other Churches. She has a wonderful record of missionary workin Europe and outside; she has a minutely organised centralisation, withan infallible autocrat at the head; and she has an enlarged dogmaticsystem, larger than any other Church. She pointed out again and againher superiority to all other Christian communities, and claimed forherself the exclusive right to speak in the name of Jesus Christ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For instance: The Eastern Church proudly insisted on her superiority over all otherChurches, because she preserved faithfully and unchangingly the mostancient traditions of Christianity, and because she had an episcopaldecentralised system of Church administration, which has been capable ofadapting itself to all political and social situations. She reservedperfection only for herself, and was prodigious in criticising otherChristian communities. She became an isolated island.
The Roman Church h...as had nothing to do with any other Church, living inher isolation and raising higher and higher the walls which separatedher from other Churches. She has a wonderful record of missionary workin Europe and outside; she has a minutely organised centralisation, withan infallible autocrat at the head; and she has an enlarged dogmaticsystem, larger than any other Church. She pointed out again and againher superiority to all other Christian communities, and claimed forherself the exclusive right to speak in the name of Jesus Christ.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Velimirovi? Nikolai to read onlineMoreLess
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