A book About the Clergy volume 2
A book About the Clergy volume 2
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CHAPTER I.
RESULTS OF PURITANISM ON THE SOCIAL LIFE OF THE PRESENT GENERATION.
SO far as their political principles and theological views are concerned, the Friends maintain that they are to-day exactly what they were two centuries since ; and though the strictest members of their society may perhaps have departed in certain subtleties farther than they are aware from the doctrines of their famous founder, it cannot be questioned that the Quakers, with no written code of articles of faith, have... adhered more closely to their original tenets than any other body of religious separatists who proceeded from the spiritual agitations immediately consequent on our severance from the Church of Eome. In polity they are as much the enemies of war and priestly domination as they were when the Leicestershire en- thusiast proclaimed the uselessness and unscriptural nature of a clergy set apart for the spiritual guidance of their fellow-crea- tures, and would not permit his disciples to speak of our parish churches by any more respectful appellation than 'steeple- houses.
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CHAPTER I.
RESULTS OF PURITANISM ON THE SOCIAL LIFE OF THE PRESENT GENERATION.
SO far as their political principles and theological views are concerned, the Friends maintain that they are to-day exactly what they were two centuries since ; and though the strictest members of their society may perhaps have departed in certain subtleties farther than they are aware from the doctrines of their famous founder, it cannot be questioned that the Quakers, with no written code of articles of faith, have... adhered more closely to their original tenets than any other body of religious separatists who proceeded from the spiritual agitations immediately consequent on our severance from the Church of Eome. In polity they are as much the enemies of war and priestly domination as they were when the Leicestershire en- thusiast proclaimed the uselessness and unscriptural nature of a clergy set apart for the spiritual guidance of their fellow-crea- tures, and would not permit his disciples to speak of our parish churches by any more respectful appellation than 'steeple- houses.
What to read after A book About the Clergy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeaffreson, John Cordy, 1831-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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