A Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury
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But I cannot argue such a matter. Suffice it to say, and I say it with a bitterness of feeling which I will not dis- semble, that such is " the Judgment " of the Lord Chief Justice of England, of the Master of the Rolls, of one of the most eminent Barons of Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer, of the Chancellor of the Diocese of London, and of a Right Hon.
and learned man, whose name is more exalted than any title of office or dignity could make it ; and that this Judgment has been adopted and sus...tained by the Lord Archbishop of Can- terbury and the Lord Archbishop of York.
I turn to something else ; be it what it may, it must be a relief. It shall be the charitable hypothesis, on which we are told, that all the declarations of the blessed efficacy of Baptism in the Church's offices must be construed.
Then, my Lord, permit me to ask, what are the declarations in those offices on which the Rubric we have just read are founded? If all is a mere charitable figure, what is it to which you subscribe your " assent and consent " in that Rubric ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I cannot argue such a matter. Suffice it to say, and I say it with a bitterness of feeling which I will not dis- semble, that such is " the Judgment " of the Lord Chief Justice of England, of the Master of the Rolls, of one of the most eminent Barons of Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer, of the Chancellor of the Diocese of London, and of a Right Hon.
and learned man, whose name is more exalted than any title of office or dignity could make it ; and that this Judgment has been adopted and sus...tained by the Lord Archbishop of Can- terbury and the Lord Archbishop of York.
I turn to something else ; be it what it may, it must be a relief. It shall be the charitable hypothesis, on which we are told, that all the declarations of the blessed efficacy of Baptism in the Church's offices must be construed.
Then, my Lord, permit me to ask, what are the declarations in those offices on which the Rubric we have just read are founded? If all is a mere charitable figure, what is it to which you subscribe your " assent and consent " in that Rubric ?
What to read after A Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Phillpotts to read onlineMoreLess
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