An Eirenic Itinerary Impressions of Our Tour With Addresses And Papers On the
An Eirenic Itinerary Impressions of Our Tour With Addresses And Papers On the
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Any vision of unity that leaves out the truth and power that have made the progress of Protestantism what it is, is a vision that leaves out God as the sole source of all good and all truth. In the great synthesis the truth and the whole truth of Prot- estantism will be conserved and built into and made a part of the reunited Family of God.
Roman Catholic Christianity based its right to exist on organic union and communion with Christ and His Apostles and on an exclusive commission and therefor...e exclusive jurisdiction from Christ. Under the constraining power of this claim the Roman Church has developed a worldwide and united communion, numbering about 250, 000, 000. It has evolved a centralized administration with its strength and weaknesses. It is probably the most thoroughly developed 152 AN EIRENIC ITINERARY and in certain ways the most powerful organiza- tion in the world. It is strong where Protestant- ism is weak; it is weakest where Protestantism is strongest. Taking the world as it is, with its classes and its masses, its membership is prob- ably the most representative among the Churches of Christendom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any vision of unity that leaves out the truth and power that have made the progress of Protestantism what it is, is a vision that leaves out God as the sole source of all good and all truth. In the great synthesis the truth and the whole truth of Prot- estantism will be conserved and built into and made a part of the reunited Family of God.
Roman Catholic Christianity based its right to exist on organic union and communion with Christ and His Apostles and on an exclusive commission and therefor...e exclusive jurisdiction from Christ. Under the constraining power of this claim the Roman Church has developed a worldwide and united communion, numbering about 250, 000, 000. It has evolved a centralized administration with its strength and weaknesses. It is probably the most thoroughly developed 152 AN EIRENIC ITINERARY and in certain ways the most powerful organiza- tion in the world. It is strong where Protestant- ism is weak; it is weakest where Protestantism is strongest. Taking the world as it is, with its classes and its masses, its membership is prob- ably the most representative among the Churches of Christendom.
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