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162. Christian Times, Jan. 25, 1856.
NOTE 3, p. 170.
For some interesting notes on this point, consult Trench's " Lectures on Words. " Amongst others, he says : " This is a notable example of the manner in which moral con- tagion, spreading from heart and manners, invades the popular language in the use, or rather misuse, of the word 'religion. ' In these times, ' a religious person ' did not mean one who felt and allowed the bonds that bound him to God and his fellows, but one who had taken pe...culiar vows upon him. A ' religious house ' did not mean in the Church of Home a Christian household orffered in the fear of God, but a house in which persons were gathered together according to the rule of some man. What an awful light does this one word, so used, throw upon the entire state of mind and habits of thought in those ages ! " NOTE 4, p. 170. See Mosheim's " Ecclesiastical History. " NOTE 5, p. 184.
For an account of the causes of this state of literature in England see Macaulay's " History of England, " vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
162. Christian Times, Jan. 25, 1856.
NOTE 3, p. 170.
For some interesting notes on this point, consult Trench's " Lectures on Words. " Amongst others, he says : " This is a notable example of the manner in which moral con- tagion, spreading from heart and manners, invades the popular language in the use, or rather misuse, of the word 'religion. ' In these times, ' a religious person ' did not mean one who felt and allowed the bonds that bound him to God and his fellows, but one who had taken pe...culiar vows upon him. A ' religious house ' did not mean in the Church of Home a Christian household orffered in the fear of God, but a house in which persons were gathered together according to the rule of some man. What an awful light does this one word, so used, throw upon the entire state of mind and habits of thought in those ages ! " NOTE 4, p. 170. See Mosheim's " Ecclesiastical History. " NOTE 5, p. 184.
For an account of the causes of this state of literature in England see Macaulay's " History of England, " vol.
What to read after A Physicians Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Elam to read onlineMoreLess
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