Reformed Not Ritualistic Apostolic Not Patristic a Reply to Dr Nevins Vi
Reformed Not Ritualistic Apostolic Not Patristic a Reply to Dr Nevins Vi
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" The most that can be made out of the lan- guage adopted is, that in the opinion of the Synod at the time, and so far as it had the means of knowing the general character of the book, it might be allowed for use in an experimental way. For satisfactory rea- sons pastors, consistories and congregations may refuse to permit this, be- lieving its doctrines and service subversive of our legitimate faith and 56 HISTORICAL NOTES.
practice, and likely to do harm wherever they may be circulated. All t...herefore may enjoy equal freedom to examine the matter and to decide upon it for themselves, and all should be bold to use their liberty, in spite of any bitter denunciations or fierce anathemas to which they may be sub- jected for so doing. No such threats as were thrown out by correspondent A. In the "Messenger" some time ago against the exercise of full freedom of speech and pen in exposing what may be considered a scheme subver- sive of our denominational faith and practice, should intimidate any, or have the force of a puff of a child's breath, in deterring them from the severest criticism and condemnation of that scheme — provided this be done, as it may be, without violating Christian principles or propriety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The most that can be made out of the lan- guage adopted is, that in the opinion of the Synod at the time, and so far as it had the means of knowing the general character of the book, it might be allowed for use in an experimental way. For satisfactory rea- sons pastors, consistories and congregations may refuse to permit this, be- lieving its doctrines and service subversive of our legitimate faith and 56 HISTORICAL NOTES.
practice, and likely to do harm wherever they may be circulated. All t...herefore may enjoy equal freedom to examine the matter and to decide upon it for themselves, and all should be bold to use their liberty, in spite of any bitter denunciations or fierce anathemas to which they may be sub- jected for so doing. No such threats as were thrown out by correspondent A. In the "Messenger" some time ago against the exercise of full freedom of speech and pen in exposing what may be considered a scheme subver- sive of our denominational faith and practice, should intimidate any, or have the force of a puff of a child's breath, in deterring them from the severest criticism and condemnation of that scheme — provided this be done, as it may be, without violating Christian principles or propriety.
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