Report of the Minority of the Committee Appointed By the Presbytery to Consider
Report of the Minority of the Committee Appointed By the Presbytery to Consider
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Herein the Holy of Holies of human nature God presents himself to those who seek Him. " If the conscience does not speak with a Divine Authority it has no, legitimate authority. If God does not commune with man through the religious feeling, /. E. , the heart, communion with God is but a figure of speech. If God cannot be known through the forms of the Reason, He is unknowable, for even the Bible comes to men through the forms of the reason, and is addressed to the understanding, the conscience... and the heart. It does not follow because " the light of nature, and the works of creation and providence are not sufficient to give that knowledge of God and of His will, which is necessary unto salvation, " that the Holy Spirit, working in the heart and conscience, may not It-ad a man like Martineau to a true belief in God ; or because the Holy Scriptures are "most necessary, " as one of the "outward and ordinary means whereby Christ communicateth to us the benefits of redem|>tion. " that there can be no knowledge of God and no ])ossibility of salvation apart from the Scriptures, for that is to affirm that the whole heathen world, without a i^ossible exception, is lost for ever — a doctrine that the Church has declared needs revision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herein the Holy of Holies of human nature God presents himself to those who seek Him. " If the conscience does not speak with a Divine Authority it has no, legitimate authority. If God does not commune with man through the religious feeling, /. E. , the heart, communion with God is but a figure of speech. If God cannot be known through the forms of the Reason, He is unknowable, for even the Bible comes to men through the forms of the reason, and is addressed to the understanding, the conscience... and the heart. It does not follow because " the light of nature, and the works of creation and providence are not sufficient to give that knowledge of God and of His will, which is necessary unto salvation, " that the Holy Spirit, working in the heart and conscience, may not It-ad a man like Martineau to a true belief in God ; or because the Holy Scriptures are "most necessary, " as one of the "outward and ordinary means whereby Christ communicateth to us the benefits of redem|>tion. " that there can be no knowledge of God and no ])ossibility of salvation apart from the Scriptures, for that is to affirm that the whole heathen world, without a i^ossible exception, is lost for ever — a doctrine that the Church has declared needs revision.
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