Facts And Observations Concerning the Organization And State of the Churches in
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Whether all the Presbyteries in the Synod are equally affected with the leaven of false doctrines and " new mea- sures, " I am not entirely competent to judge ; as my inter- 2S course was confined principally to two or three of them. But I have reason to think that in some there is more or- thodoxy and less extravagance than in others — and per- haps in all of them, the state of things on the whole is be- coming better. A member of Ontario Presbytery writes, as follows : "New Theology and new m...easures have re- ceived a number of checks in our Presbytery, and indeed in this region generally — especially since the old school in the Assembly began to be so earnest for reform. Though I do not by any means suppose but what the i^cots of the evil remain among us yet, ready to spring up when per- mitted. Indeed in one sense, almost the entire theology of this whole region is " New, " if strictly compared with our Standards — yet not in the sense (as I suppose) of your in- quiry. The majority of our Presbytery, I think, are sound according to the New England system.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whether all the Presbyteries in the Synod are equally affected with the leaven of false doctrines and " new mea- sures, " I am not entirely competent to judge ; as my inter- 2S course was confined principally to two or three of them. But I have reason to think that in some there is more or- thodoxy and less extravagance than in others — and per- haps in all of them, the state of things on the whole is be- coming better. A member of Ontario Presbytery writes, as follows : "New Theology and new m...easures have re- ceived a number of checks in our Presbytery, and indeed in this region generally — especially since the old school in the Assembly began to be so earnest for reform. Though I do not by any means suppose but what the i^cots of the evil remain among us yet, ready to spring up when per- mitted. Indeed in one sense, almost the entire theology of this whole region is " New, " if strictly compared with our Standards — yet not in the sense (as I suppose) of your in- quiry. The majority of our Presbytery, I think, are sound according to the New England system.
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