Linguistic And Oriental Essays Written From the Year 1840 to 1903 volume Ser 6
Linguistic And Oriental Essays Written From the Year 1840 to 1903 volume Ser 6
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XII. Now a Board of Missions, constituted as the Boards of Canterbury and York, may be able to cope with the complicated difficulties, which the next Centiuy will certainly present. On the Boards are the very best men picked out of the Lay Committees of Missionary Associations. Anyone, who studies the history of the Conversion of Europe in the early Centuries, cannot fail to recognize two potent factors : (i) persecuting and cruel Sovereigns, (2) arro- gant and ignorant Priests. Neither of thes...e exist now, but Wisdom, Divine Wisdom, is required to steer the nascent Churches of neo-Christians, in a low state of culture, and with their morals relaxed by European example, betwixt the rivalry of Churches of other Christian Denominations, and the insidious teaching of new Native Religious Conceptions, or old Religious Conceptions reformed to suit the requirements of the epoch, which adopt the words and precepts of Christianity, and yet deny the Central Figure, which is the beginning and end of the Religious Conception, It is desirable, that a copy of the Succinct Account be handed to each new Member, when he enters on his duties, and a copy be sent to the Colonial Bishops and the Secretaries of the Missionary Associations of the Church of England, that they may understand the position occupied by the Board of Missions, which is at present not quite understood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XII. Now a Board of Missions, constituted as the Boards of Canterbury and York, may be able to cope with the complicated difficulties, which the next Centiuy will certainly present. On the Boards are the very best men picked out of the Lay Committees of Missionary Associations. Anyone, who studies the history of the Conversion of Europe in the early Centuries, cannot fail to recognize two potent factors : (i) persecuting and cruel Sovereigns, (2) arro- gant and ignorant Priests. Neither of thes...e exist now, but Wisdom, Divine Wisdom, is required to steer the nascent Churches of neo-Christians, in a low state of culture, and with their morals relaxed by European example, betwixt the rivalry of Churches of other Christian Denominations, and the insidious teaching of new Native Religious Conceptions, or old Religious Conceptions reformed to suit the requirements of the epoch, which adopt the words and precepts of Christianity, and yet deny the Central Figure, which is the beginning and end of the Religious Conception, It is desirable, that a copy of the Succinct Account be handed to each new Member, when he enters on his duties, and a copy be sent to the Colonial Bishops and the Secretaries of the Missionary Associations of the Church of England, that they may understand the position occupied by the Board of Missions, which is at present not quite understood.
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