Confession And Absolution
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Such was the movement in England. I find it transported to the UnitedStates. And I am told by honorable trustworthy people that in Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other cities, there areEpiscopalian clergymen who insist that their penitents shall confessat regular intervals. [54] That such a fact is possible, or thatpersons should be found ready to submit themselves to such aself-asserted ministry, is simply incredible in face of the cleardeclaration of the Thirty-nine Articles, ...the official commentary ofthe Book of Homilies cited above, the formal condemnation of theEnglish bishops, and the intentional omission of the only twopassages referring to confession from the Book of Common Prayer usedin America.
In the United States it is the more inexplicable, inasmuch as by theDeclaration of Independence there could be no jurisdiction derivedfrom the Crown of England. And, consequently, the Episcopal Church, formed as it was after the Independence, could not, from the nature ofthe case, receive jurisdiction from without.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such was the movement in England. I find it transported to the UnitedStates. And I am told by honorable trustworthy people that in Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other cities, there areEpiscopalian clergymen who insist that their penitents shall confessat regular intervals. [54] That such a fact is possible, or thatpersons should be found ready to submit themselves to such aself-asserted ministry, is simply incredible in face of the cleardeclaration of the Thirty-nine Articles, ...the official commentary ofthe Book of Homilies cited above, the formal condemnation of theEnglish bishops, and the intentional omission of the only twopassages referring to confession from the Book of Common Prayer usedin America.
In the United States it is the more inexplicable, inasmuch as by theDeclaration of Independence there could be no jurisdiction derivedfrom the Crown of England. And, consequently, the Episcopal Church, formed as it was after the Independence, could not, from the nature ofthe case, receive jurisdiction from without.
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