Matthew Arnold
Matthew Arnold
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He sought also to prove that Evangelical Puritanism, which grounded itself upon the doctrines of St. I'aul, had misunderstood and perverted the teaching of the apostle. Of Evangelical Puritanism the Nonconformists were the chief representatives, and therefore they come in for a peculiar share of Mr. Arnold's attention ; but he deals also with the Evangelical party in the Church of England, then stronger, at least among the clergy, than it is now. Translating, or paraphrasing, the Greek word 'ET...ruiKeta by "sweet reasonableness, " he urged that that was the distinguishing characteristic which St. Paul had derived from the teacliing of his Master. Setting this against the spirit of contentiou. S- ness which, in his opinion, Dissent developed, he proceeded to argiie in favour of unity, of one Church. So far his position was thoroughly agreeable to the Anglican Establishment. Put it soon appeared that tlje new and universal Church was to be ])urge(l of all dogma. God was no longer to be, as the Calvinists 122 MATTHEW ARNOLD [chap.
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He sought also to prove that Evangelical Puritanism, which grounded itself upon the doctrines of St. I'aul, had misunderstood and perverted the teaching of the apostle. Of Evangelical Puritanism the Nonconformists were the chief representatives, and therefore they come in for a peculiar share of Mr. Arnold's attention ; but he deals also with the Evangelical party in the Church of England, then stronger, at least among the clergy, than it is now. Translating, or paraphrasing, the Greek word 'ET...ruiKeta by "sweet reasonableness, " he urged that that was the distinguishing characteristic which St. Paul had derived from the teacliing of his Master. Setting this against the spirit of contentiou. S- ness which, in his opinion, Dissent developed, he proceeded to argiie in favour of unity, of one Church. So far his position was thoroughly agreeable to the Anglican Establishment. Put it soon appeared that tlje new and universal Church was to be ])urge(l of all dogma. God was no longer to be, as the Calvinists 122 MATTHEW ARNOLD [chap.
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