A History of the Church of England Pre Reformation Period
A History of the Church of England Pre Reformation Period
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Dr. Yaughan ^ maintains that a careful ex- amination of his explanation and defence both in English and Latin will satisfy us that he firmly repeated the same doctrine which he had taught for some time past. Dean Milman considers that he put forth his ' acuteness, subtilty, and logical versatility, in which he was perhaps the greatest and most experienced master in the University, ' and thus perplexed and bewildered his auditory, who gave the most contradictory accounts of it. But the dean acqu...its him of disingenuousness or even of politic art, asserting that ' his view of the Eucharist is singularly consistent. The Eucharist is Christ's body and blood spiritually, sacram en tally ; but the bread and wine are not annihilated hy transmuta- tion. ' This may be sufficient to convince us that no recantation was made, and that in the most august presence in England Wycliffe testified for what he beheved to be the truth of God. He who declared as he did in the elaborate statement in question that ' he dare not say that the bread is the body of Christ essen- tially, substantially, corporally, or identically, did in plain words deny the Eoman doctrine, and would un- doubtedly a few years later have been sent to the stake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Yaughan ^ maintains that a careful ex- amination of his explanation and defence both in English and Latin will satisfy us that he firmly repeated the same doctrine which he had taught for some time past. Dean Milman considers that he put forth his ' acuteness, subtilty, and logical versatility, in which he was perhaps the greatest and most experienced master in the University, ' and thus perplexed and bewildered his auditory, who gave the most contradictory accounts of it. But the dean acqu...its him of disingenuousness or even of politic art, asserting that ' his view of the Eucharist is singularly consistent. The Eucharist is Christ's body and blood spiritually, sacram en tally ; but the bread and wine are not annihilated hy transmuta- tion. ' This may be sufficient to convince us that no recantation was made, and that in the most august presence in England Wycliffe testified for what he beheved to be the truth of God. He who declared as he did in the elaborate statement in question that ' he dare not say that the bread is the body of Christ essen- tially, substantially, corporally, or identically, did in plain words deny the Eoman doctrine, and would un- doubtedly a few years later have been sent to the stake.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T P Thomas Pownall Boultbee to read onlineMoreLess
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