The Oxford Movement
The Oxford Movement
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The words meant no harm in the venerable folio; they meant perilous heresy in the modem Tract. When the authorities had to judge of the questions raised by the movement, they were unpro- vided with the adequate knowledge; and this was knowledge which they ought to have possessed for its own sake, as doctors of the Theological Faculty of the University.
And it was not only for their want of learning, manifest all through the controversy, that they were to blame. Their most telling charge against... the Tractarians, which was embodied in the censure of No. 90, was the charge of dishonesty. The charge is a very handy one against opponents, and it may rest on good grounds ; but those who think right to make it ought, both as a matter of policy and as a matter of conscience, to be quite assured of their X Digitized by Google 306 THB OXFOED MOVEMENT chap.
own position. The Articles are a public, common document. It is the differing interpretations of a common document which create political and religious parties; and only shallowness and prejudice will impute to an opponent dishonesty without strong and clear reason.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The words meant no harm in the venerable folio; they meant perilous heresy in the modem Tract. When the authorities had to judge of the questions raised by the movement, they were unpro- vided with the adequate knowledge; and this was knowledge which they ought to have possessed for its own sake, as doctors of the Theological Faculty of the University.
And it was not only for their want of learning, manifest all through the controversy, that they were to blame. Their most telling charge against... the Tractarians, which was embodied in the censure of No. 90, was the charge of dishonesty. The charge is a very handy one against opponents, and it may rest on good grounds ; but those who think right to make it ought, both as a matter of policy and as a matter of conscience, to be quite assured of their X Digitized by Google 306 THB OXFOED MOVEMENT chap.
own position. The Articles are a public, common document. It is the differing interpretations of a common document which create political and religious parties; and only shallowness and prejudice will impute to an opponent dishonesty without strong and clear reason.
What to read after The Oxford Movement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Richard William to read onlineMoreLess
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