Memoranda of Foreign Travel Containing Notices of a Pilgrimage Through Some of
Memoranda of Foreign Travel Containing Notices of a Pilgrimage Through Some of
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There are no separate theological schools, in the Episcopal church in England : and the admission is universal that the pro- fessional training furnished for their ministers in this most import- ant department, bears no comparison with that given in every other. The consequence is, that while the clergy of the estab- lishment as a body, are well educated men; good Greek and Latin scholars ; well read gentlemen, and so on ; very few of them are learned theologians. Why should they be ? They have... every thing made to hand, and are solemnly sworn to use nothing but what is so provided! If any should say their ser- mons are not so made ; true, and yet if they be not, the homilies are useless ; and the public fame here greatly mistaken. A friend told me this story. He was arguing with a prebendary of the Cathedral of Durham, ta convince him, that he was mistaken m charging the dissenters with plagiarism, in their preaching. The prebendary justified his opinion, by admitting and approv- ing its universality in the establishment — which he illustrated by this anecdote.
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There are no separate theological schools, in the Episcopal church in England : and the admission is universal that the pro- fessional training furnished for their ministers in this most import- ant department, bears no comparison with that given in every other. The consequence is, that while the clergy of the estab- lishment as a body, are well educated men; good Greek and Latin scholars ; well read gentlemen, and so on ; very few of them are learned theologians. Why should they be ? They have... every thing made to hand, and are solemnly sworn to use nothing but what is so provided! If any should say their ser- mons are not so made ; true, and yet if they be not, the homilies are useless ; and the public fame here greatly mistaken. A friend told me this story. He was arguing with a prebendary of the Cathedral of Durham, ta convince him, that he was mistaken m charging the dissenters with plagiarism, in their preaching. The prebendary justified his opinion, by admitting and approv- ing its universality in the establishment — which he illustrated by this anecdote.
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