Masters in English Theology Being the Kings College Lectures for 1877
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Bees by the instinct of nature do love their hives, and birds their nests. But God is my witness that I, accord- ing to my uttermost talent and poor understanding, I have endeavoured to set down the naked truth im- partially, without either favour or prejudice, the two capital enemies of right judgment. . . My desire hath been to have Truth for my chiefest friend, and no enemy but error. If I have had any bias, it hath been desire of peace, which our common Saviour hath left as a legacy to His ...Church, that I might live to see the reunion of Christendom, for which I * Quoted in Newman's 'Prophetical Office of the Church, * p. Vi.
LANCELOT AXDEEWES. Ill shall always bow the knees of my heart to the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ ....
*•' Howsoever it be, I submit myself and my poor endeavours, first to the judgment of the Catholic (Ecumenical essential Church, which, if some of late days have endeavoured to hiss out of the school, I cannot help it. From the beginning it was not so. And if I should mistake the right Catholic Church out of human frailty, or ignorance (which for my part, I have no reason in the world to suspect ; yet it is not impossible, when the Romanists themselves are divided into five or six several opinions, what this Catholic Church, or Avhat their Infallible Judge is), I do implicitly, and in the preparation of my mind, submit myself to the True Catholic Church, the Spouse of Christ, the Mother of the Saints, the Pillar of Truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bees by the instinct of nature do love their hives, and birds their nests. But God is my witness that I, accord- ing to my uttermost talent and poor understanding, I have endeavoured to set down the naked truth im- partially, without either favour or prejudice, the two capital enemies of right judgment. . . My desire hath been to have Truth for my chiefest friend, and no enemy but error. If I have had any bias, it hath been desire of peace, which our common Saviour hath left as a legacy to His ...Church, that I might live to see the reunion of Christendom, for which I * Quoted in Newman's 'Prophetical Office of the Church, * p. Vi.
LANCELOT AXDEEWES. Ill shall always bow the knees of my heart to the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ ....
*•' Howsoever it be, I submit myself and my poor endeavours, first to the judgment of the Catholic (Ecumenical essential Church, which, if some of late days have endeavoured to hiss out of the school, I cannot help it. From the beginning it was not so. And if I should mistake the right Catholic Church out of human frailty, or ignorance (which for my part, I have no reason in the world to suspect ; yet it is not impossible, when the Romanists themselves are divided into five or six several opinions, what this Catholic Church, or Avhat their Infallible Judge is), I do implicitly, and in the preparation of my mind, submit myself to the True Catholic Church, the Spouse of Christ, the Mother of the Saints, the Pillar of Truth.
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