Memoirs of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America: Containing, I. a ...
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Uf. Johnson is said to have been of opinion, that bishop Seabury could not claim it 4thly, and principally; regard is here had to their being a fence to the truths of the gospel, pre- valent in the days of Edward the 6th. Any superad- 800 ditioBS, 9i4iich may have been aidier popvi^^ w in- troduced by ii^uefltial €him)hiDe& n^rwards^ are here put out of view.
The principle ^MMiteoded fw caanot be uiMJkfr- stood, without remarking the .distinciioD between a sameness of two churches in doctrine, ...discipline, and worsliip, and their identity in a ccnrporate capacity* When in the re^ of James the 1st, and afterwards in that of Charles the Sd, there were consecrated in Efogland bishops for the church of Scotland, the churches of the two countries w^^ the same in the particulars of principle abovementioned; but were so far from being one, that to avoid the a|>pearance of it, and to guard against a consequent ascendancy of the English hierarchy over that of Scotland, it was carefully provided, at each of the times referred to, diat the bishops of the latter country should not be consecrated by either of the archbishops ^fCadfer- bury and York.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Uf. Johnson is said to have been of opinion, that bishop Seabury could not claim it 4thly, and principally; regard is here had to their being a fence to the truths of the gospel, pre- valent in the days of Edward the 6th. Any superad- 800 ditioBS, 9i4iich may have been aidier popvi^^ w in- troduced by ii^uefltial €him)hiDe& n^rwards^ are here put out of view.
The principle ^MMiteoded fw caanot be uiMJkfr- stood, without remarking the .distinciioD between a sameness of two churches in doctrine, ...discipline, and worsliip, and their identity in a ccnrporate capacity* When in the re^ of James the 1st, and afterwards in that of Charles the Sd, there were consecrated in Efogland bishops for the church of Scotland, the churches of the two countries w^^ the same in the particulars of principle abovementioned; but were so far from being one, that to avoid the a|>pearance of it, and to guard against a consequent ascendancy of the English hierarchy over that of Scotland, it was carefully provided, at each of the times referred to, diat the bishops of the latter country should not be consecrated by either of the archbishops ^fCadfer- bury and York.
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