A Letter to the Committee Chosen By the American Tract Society to Inquire Into
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But they were wise as well as good men, and the article in question bears testimony to their character in both respects. The interpretation now attempted to be fixed on the constitutional restriction of the publications to be issued, has been practically repudiated and rejected by the Society from its first organization to the present day.
Who are evangelical Christians within the meaning of the constitution ? Unquestionably such as profess to belong to a Church or denomination holding certain ...doctrines respecting the Trinity, the atonement, the influence of the Holy Spirit, and justification by faith, &c. , which are usually called "evan gelical. " When, therefore, it was agreed at the formation of the Society, that its tracts should be calculated to receive the approbation of all evangelical Christians, nothing more was or could be intended than that these tracts should contain nothing to which an evangelical Christian as siich could object, that is, the doctrines held by his Church should not be impugned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But they were wise as well as good men, and the article in question bears testimony to their character in both respects. The interpretation now attempted to be fixed on the constitutional restriction of the publications to be issued, has been practically repudiated and rejected by the Society from its first organization to the present day.
Who are evangelical Christians within the meaning of the constitution ? Unquestionably such as profess to belong to a Church or denomination holding certain ...doctrines respecting the Trinity, the atonement, the influence of the Holy Spirit, and justification by faith, &c. , which are usually called "evan gelical. " When, therefore, it was agreed at the formation of the Society, that its tracts should be calculated to receive the approbation of all evangelical Christians, nothing more was or could be intended than that these tracts should contain nothing to which an evangelical Christian as siich could object, that is, the doctrines held by his Church should not be impugned.
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