History of the Christian Church volume 4
History of the Christian Church volume 4
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Whitefield's reputation is in danger of losing his own. '* As might be judged from this testimony, Whitefield received a cordial wel- come at his first visit, and was but little troubled by the voice of the critic. On his own part, he seems to have gained a favorable impression of the country. We find him noting the absence of scoffing, and the seemliness of the outward behavior with which he was met. As he was leaving the region he rendered this general estimate : " I have now had an opportuni...ty of 16 242 THE MODERN CHURCH.
seeing the greatest and most populous part of New England. On many accounts, it certainly exceeds all other provinces of America ; and for the establishment of religion, perhaps all other parts of the world. " ^ Notwithstanding the enthusiasm with which White- field was received, there was a latent opposition to his work. To the sticklers for ecclesiastical order the very notion of an itinerant evangelism was obnoxious. It seemed to them a disrupting agency, a menace of schism and sectarianism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whitefield's reputation is in danger of losing his own. '* As might be judged from this testimony, Whitefield received a cordial wel- come at his first visit, and was but little troubled by the voice of the critic. On his own part, he seems to have gained a favorable impression of the country. We find him noting the absence of scoffing, and the seemliness of the outward behavior with which he was met. As he was leaving the region he rendered this general estimate : " I have now had an opportuni...ty of 16 242 THE MODERN CHURCH.
seeing the greatest and most populous part of New England. On many accounts, it certainly exceeds all other provinces of America ; and for the establishment of religion, perhaps all other parts of the world. " ^ Notwithstanding the enthusiasm with which White- field was received, there was a latent opposition to his work. To the sticklers for ecclesiastical order the very notion of an itinerant evangelism was obnoxious. It seemed to them a disrupting agency, a menace of schism and sectarianism.
What to read after History of the Christian Church volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Clay Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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