Remarks On the Rise Use And Unlawfulness of Creeds And Confessions of Faith in
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225—7, 108 relig'ious mhjects. The uniformity of ignorance and superstition, no man who loves his God, himself, or the human race, would make a sin- gle effort to accomplish, or utter a single word to praise.
The second fact is, that synods and councils, whose province it is to form these authoritative rules, did not appear in the christian church un- til the middle of the second century, were a l^ure human conirwance^ when they did appear; and did nothing but mischief, by interfering with the ...immensely important, and the greatly chequered, interests of Christendom, which they were not qualified to manage. That ethereal spirit, which pervades the whole region of mor- als, the Holy Chost alone can direct; and they who do not bow to his control, as mere secondary agents, whatever eclat they may acquire in hazardous enterprise and doubtful strife, can do nothing but stain the escutcheon of Israel's glo- ry, and betray the cause they have been commis- sioned to defend.
The third fact is, that "every church, " as Sir Peter King expresses it, was, "at liberty to ex- press the fundamental articles of the christian faith in that way and manner, which she saw fit ])io re nata^ or as occasion offered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
225—7, 108 relig'ious mhjects. The uniformity of ignorance and superstition, no man who loves his God, himself, or the human race, would make a sin- gle effort to accomplish, or utter a single word to praise.
The second fact is, that synods and councils, whose province it is to form these authoritative rules, did not appear in the christian church un- til the middle of the second century, were a l^ure human conirwance^ when they did appear; and did nothing but mischief, by interfering with the ...immensely important, and the greatly chequered, interests of Christendom, which they were not qualified to manage. That ethereal spirit, which pervades the whole region of mor- als, the Holy Chost alone can direct; and they who do not bow to his control, as mere secondary agents, whatever eclat they may acquire in hazardous enterprise and doubtful strife, can do nothing but stain the escutcheon of Israel's glo- ry, and betray the cause they have been commis- sioned to defend.
The third fact is, that "every church, " as Sir Peter King expresses it, was, "at liberty to ex- press the fundamental articles of the christian faith in that way and manner, which she saw fit ])io re nata^ or as occasion offered.
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