Miscellanies
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Furthermore, the divine, if gently handled, may not be indisposed to admit that the central dogma of the In- carnation cannot yet be stated in language of finality but only in words of adumbra- tion and mystical symbolism, whilst no sceptic can have any objection to make the most hackneyed of all Shakespearean quotations. The divine may then array himself in the robes of ancient sacrifice, and approach the altar, leaving the sceptic to conceal himself behind a pillar in the nave until the servi...ce is over. But when next they meet they should avoid the subject of Church Discipline. On that rock their friendship is destined to founder.
IV THE IDEAL UNIVERSITY Delivered at University College, London, June 17, 1S98 My Lord President, Gentlemen of the University College Union, Ladies and Gentlemen, —Although this is but the second occasion of the delivery of an oration, or what may, I hope, in these days of slipshod public speaking, pass muster for such, appropriate to the commemora- tion of the foundation of this College, I nevertheless find myself approaching my task, feeling deeply injured and most in- juriously affected by the brilliant discourse of my friend, colleague, and only pre- decessor, Professor Poore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Furthermore, the divine, if gently handled, may not be indisposed to admit that the central dogma of the In- carnation cannot yet be stated in language of finality but only in words of adumbra- tion and mystical symbolism, whilst no sceptic can have any objection to make the most hackneyed of all Shakespearean quotations. The divine may then array himself in the robes of ancient sacrifice, and approach the altar, leaving the sceptic to conceal himself behind a pillar in the nave until the servi...ce is over. But when next they meet they should avoid the subject of Church Discipline. On that rock their friendship is destined to founder.
IV THE IDEAL UNIVERSITY Delivered at University College, London, June 17, 1S98 My Lord President, Gentlemen of the University College Union, Ladies and Gentlemen, —Although this is but the second occasion of the delivery of an oration, or what may, I hope, in these days of slipshod public speaking, pass muster for such, appropriate to the commemora- tion of the foundation of this College, I nevertheless find myself approaching my task, feeling deeply injured and most in- juriously affected by the brilliant discourse of my friend, colleague, and only pre- decessor, Professor Poore.
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