Outlines of Dogmatic Theology
Outlines of Dogmatic Theology
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Augustine. Those who are familiar with the method of this holy Doctor know that he frequently speaks of things according to the ideal which they ought to attain, and not according to the state in which they actually are ; also, that in his controversial writings, it is often difficult to be sure how far he is speaking according to the mind of his adversary rather than according to his own ; meeting him on his own ground, as it were.
But the interpretation of St. Augustine is a work for a lifeti...me.
VII. St. Paul frequently uses the word saint or elect as equivalent to Christian. (Romans xvi. 15 ; Digitized by LjOOQIC 192] DIFFICULTIES. 277 2 Timothy ii. 10.) He does this because they belong to a Church which is holy in the end it aims at, the means it uses, and in the doctrine it teaches ; also in the holiness of many of its members. (See the Sixth Chapter of this Treatise.) VIII. Some writers have thought to support their cause by urging that if there be one sinner in the Church, why not two, and three, and so on, till not one just man remained ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Augustine. Those who are familiar with the method of this holy Doctor know that he frequently speaks of things according to the ideal which they ought to attain, and not according to the state in which they actually are ; also, that in his controversial writings, it is often difficult to be sure how far he is speaking according to the mind of his adversary rather than according to his own ; meeting him on his own ground, as it were.
But the interpretation of St. Augustine is a work for a lifeti...me.
VII. St. Paul frequently uses the word saint or elect as equivalent to Christian. (Romans xvi. 15 ; Digitized by LjOOQIC 192] DIFFICULTIES. 277 2 Timothy ii. 10.) He does this because they belong to a Church which is holy in the end it aims at, the means it uses, and in the doctrine it teaches ; also in the holiness of many of its members. (See the Sixth Chapter of this Treatise.) VIII. Some writers have thought to support their cause by urging that if there be one sinner in the Church, why not two, and three, and so on, till not one just man remained ?
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