A Charge Delivered to the Diocese of Natal in the Cathedral Church of St Pete
A Charge Delivered to the Diocese of Natal in the Cathedral Church of St Pete
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Upon these awful writings you will not expect me here to dwell further, nor indeed is it needful ; but you will, I am assured, feel that on such an occasion as the present it was my duty to refer to them ; and earnestly warn the flock against their impiety. The earlier portions of these criti- cisms on the word of God, which, from their startling na- ture, and the high office in the Church of Christ of him who hazarded them, excited general attention, — have been met and exposed by not less tha...n seventy writers, in publi- cations of, I need scarce say, very different degrees of merit. How far it is possible, or worth while, to follow a writer who pours forth his objections with such rapidity, and so voluminously, borrowing for the purpose from all sources of German infidelity, must depend upon circumstances. The rapidly declining interest felt in his writings, now that the novelty arising from the author's position has worn 26 away ; the wearisome length of full replies, — an objection started in a few lines requiring many pages for a thorough and efficient answer; — the little bearing that many of these sceptical questionings have upon the real point at issue, — may all combine to make theologians think that their time had better be devoted, as some are devoting it, to solid works, such as the two great Commentaries on Scripture, now in the course of publication; in which the chief doubts and difficulties which, not a single writer only, but others^ whether in England or the Continent, have raised or feltj may be examined, and receive such solution as our present knowledge and learning may enable us to give them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon these awful writings you will not expect me here to dwell further, nor indeed is it needful ; but you will, I am assured, feel that on such an occasion as the present it was my duty to refer to them ; and earnestly warn the flock against their impiety. The earlier portions of these criti- cisms on the word of God, which, from their startling na- ture, and the high office in the Church of Christ of him who hazarded them, excited general attention, — have been met and exposed by not less tha...n seventy writers, in publi- cations of, I need scarce say, very different degrees of merit. How far it is possible, or worth while, to follow a writer who pours forth his objections with such rapidity, and so voluminously, borrowing for the purpose from all sources of German infidelity, must depend upon circumstances. The rapidly declining interest felt in his writings, now that the novelty arising from the author's position has worn 26 away ; the wearisome length of full replies, — an objection started in a few lines requiring many pages for a thorough and efficient answer; — the little bearing that many of these sceptical questionings have upon the real point at issue, — may all combine to make theologians think that their time had better be devoted, as some are devoting it, to solid works, such as the two great Commentaries on Scripture, now in the course of publication; in which the chief doubts and difficulties which, not a single writer only, but others^ whether in England or the Continent, have raised or feltj may be examined, and receive such solution as our present knowledge and learning may enable us to give them.
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