Religio Laici : a Series of Studies Addressed to Laymen
Religio Laici : a Series of Studies Addressed to Laymen
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I need not repeat the conversation that followed ; to the lady the moral of the interview was the inconvenience of our unhappy divisions ; to me, I fear, it was the degradation of a valuable ordinance by its mechanical use.
6. There is a fallacy frequently employed by agitators on which I should have deemed it un- necessary to touch in a paper written for educated people, but for the recent experience of a visit to a meeting at Brighton, addressed by Mr. Kensit At this meeting a drawing of the ...St. Paul's processional cross was exhibited, and received with hisses and cries of " Shame " by people who, to judge from their dress, belonged to the intelligent classes of society. On the platform there were several military officers. The speaker pledged himself to protest against the introduction of such an " idolatrous " image into the chief cathedral of our National Church, and his promise was welcomed with loud applause. He then proceeded to charge the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, and the clergy generally, with removing the Ten Commandments from their chancels in order that such breaches of the Second Commandment might not be brought home to them ; and this astounding accusation was also greeted with cheers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I need not repeat the conversation that followed ; to the lady the moral of the interview was the inconvenience of our unhappy divisions ; to me, I fear, it was the degradation of a valuable ordinance by its mechanical use.
6. There is a fallacy frequently employed by agitators on which I should have deemed it un- necessary to touch in a paper written for educated people, but for the recent experience of a visit to a meeting at Brighton, addressed by Mr. Kensit At this meeting a drawing of the ...St. Paul's processional cross was exhibited, and received with hisses and cries of " Shame " by people who, to judge from their dress, belonged to the intelligent classes of society. On the platform there were several military officers. The speaker pledged himself to protest against the introduction of such an " idolatrous " image into the chief cathedral of our National Church, and his promise was welcomed with loud applause. He then proceeded to charge the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, and the clergy generally, with removing the Ten Commandments from their chancels in order that such breaches of the Second Commandment might not be brought home to them ; and this astounding accusation was also greeted with cheers.
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