Biographical Sketch of Ezekiel Cheever With Notes On the Free Schools And Early
Biographical Sketch of Ezekiel Cheever With Notes On the Free Schools And Early
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The Apostle Eliot, talked, prayed, and preached for its suppression. The legislative authorities of Massachusetts denounced "the practice of mens wearing their own or other's hair made into periwigs. " It was made a test of godliness and church-membership. ' In spite of the authority given to the custom by William Penn, who. According to his biographer, " had four wigs with him, which cost him twenty pounds, " the Friends, in their monthly session, at Hampton, in 1721, made this decision : " It... was concluded by this meeting that the wearing of extravagant, superfluous wigs is altogether contrary to truth. " In the second church of Newbury, in 1752, one Richard Bartlett was " dealt with " : First, our said brother refuses communion with the church for no other reason, but because the pastor wears a wig, and because the church justifies him in it; setting up his own opinion in opposition to the church, contrary to that humility which becomes a Christian. Second, and farther, in an unchristian manner, he censures and condemns both pastor and church as anti-Christian on the aforesaid account, and he sticks not, from time to time, to assert, with the greatest assur- ance, that all who wear wigs unless they repent of that particular sin, before they die, will certainly be damned, which we judge to be a piece of uncharitable and sinful rashness.
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The Apostle Eliot, talked, prayed, and preached for its suppression. The legislative authorities of Massachusetts denounced "the practice of mens wearing their own or other's hair made into periwigs. " It was made a test of godliness and church-membership. ' In spite of the authority given to the custom by William Penn, who. According to his biographer, " had four wigs with him, which cost him twenty pounds, " the Friends, in their monthly session, at Hampton, in 1721, made this decision : " It... was concluded by this meeting that the wearing of extravagant, superfluous wigs is altogether contrary to truth. " In the second church of Newbury, in 1752, one Richard Bartlett was " dealt with " : First, our said brother refuses communion with the church for no other reason, but because the pastor wears a wig, and because the church justifies him in it; setting up his own opinion in opposition to the church, contrary to that humility which becomes a Christian. Second, and farther, in an unchristian manner, he censures and condemns both pastor and church as anti-Christian on the aforesaid account, and he sticks not, from time to time, to assert, with the greatest assur- ance, that all who wear wigs unless they repent of that particular sin, before they die, will certainly be damned, which we judge to be a piece of uncharitable and sinful rashness.
What to read after Biographical Sketch of Ezekiel Cheever With Notes On the Free Schools And Early?
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