Practical Ethics; a Collection of Addresses And Essays
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What is flesh is born of flesh, and what is Spirit is born of Spirit." No intelligent reader can doubt that Dr. Williams designed to suggest that the accounts of the miraculous birth of Jesus are legendary, and that He was in reality the son of Joseph.
Accordingly he was charged with contravening the statement in the Second Article that the Son of God "took man's nature in the womb of the Blessed Virgin." But his dexterous use of the language of St. Paul — who certainly shows no knowledge of th...e miraculous birth — had enabled him to suggest the desired conclusion without any explicit denial of the traditional doctrine; and the judge naturally finds it impossible to condemn what cannot be denied to be a ''not unfair ex' pression of the substance of what St Paul wrote." f This non-condemnation, however, cannot reasonably * Essays and Reviews, p. 82.
t Ecclesiastical Judgments, p. 258.
168 CLERICAL VERACITY.
be argued to imply that a clergyman is not bound to believe in the miraculous birth; since there can be no doubt that Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is flesh is born of flesh, and what is Spirit is born of Spirit." No intelligent reader can doubt that Dr. Williams designed to suggest that the accounts of the miraculous birth of Jesus are legendary, and that He was in reality the son of Joseph.
Accordingly he was charged with contravening the statement in the Second Article that the Son of God "took man's nature in the womb of the Blessed Virgin." But his dexterous use of the language of St. Paul — who certainly shows no knowledge of th...e miraculous birth — had enabled him to suggest the desired conclusion without any explicit denial of the traditional doctrine; and the judge naturally finds it impossible to condemn what cannot be denied to be a ''not unfair ex' pression of the substance of what St Paul wrote." f This non-condemnation, however, cannot reasonably * Essays and Reviews, p. 82.
t Ecclesiastical Judgments, p. 258.
168 CLERICAL VERACITY.
be argued to imply that a clergyman is not bound to believe in the miraculous birth; since there can be no doubt that Dr.
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