Outlines of the History of the Theological Literature of the Church of England F
Outlines of the History of the Theological Literature of the Church of England F
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L. Vogan PADDOCK LECTURES' 89 On the Eucharistic sacrifice Andrewes' teach- ing is quite unambiguous. " There is but one only sacrifice, ' veri nominis, ' properly so called, that is Christ's death. " The Jews prefigured it, we commemorate it. Theirs was a. Fores /lowing, ours a sJiowing-forth of the Lord's death till He come again. 1 Again, as Andrewes declares, Anglicans (nostri homines) believe that the Eucharist was instituted by the Lord not only for our spiritual nourishment, but also for... the commemoration of Him, yea of His sacrifice, or, if one may so speak {siita loqui liceai), for a commemorative sacrifice. 2 Andrewes feels that even the phrase " commem- orative sacrifice " demands an explanation. Again in the same place he identifies the phrase " com- memorative sacrifice " with " commemoration of the sacrifice. " The scorn that has been sometimes lavished upon Cranmer and Ridley for similar language should in all fairness be extended to Bishop Andrewes.
On some other questions that now occupy at- tention, the teaching of Andrewes falls far short of the modern (so-called) " catholic " view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Vogan PADDOCK LECTURES' 89 On the Eucharistic sacrifice Andrewes' teach- ing is quite unambiguous. " There is but one only sacrifice, ' veri nominis, ' properly so called, that is Christ's death. " The Jews prefigured it, we commemorate it. Theirs was a. Fores /lowing, ours a sJiowing-forth of the Lord's death till He come again. 1 Again, as Andrewes declares, Anglicans (nostri homines) believe that the Eucharist was instituted by the Lord not only for our spiritual nourishment, but also for... the commemoration of Him, yea of His sacrifice, or, if one may so speak {siita loqui liceai), for a commemorative sacrifice. 2 Andrewes feels that even the phrase " commem- orative sacrifice " demands an explanation. Again in the same place he identifies the phrase " com- memorative sacrifice " with " commemoration of the sacrifice. " The scorn that has been sometimes lavished upon Cranmer and Ridley for similar language should in all fairness be extended to Bishop Andrewes.
On some other questions that now occupy at- tention, the teaching of Andrewes falls far short of the modern (so-called) " catholic " view.
What to read after Outlines of the History of the Theological Literature of the Church of England F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dowden, John, 1840-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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