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But had she denied in toto the sacrificial aspect of the Eucharist, as she has assuredly not done, her denial would have affected her position in orthodoxy, not her orders. The grace of orders depends on the original intention and will of the Holy Ghost, and all that we do is to hand on the gift by a sacramental method. The method is intrusted to us ; the gift is given by Him : and our insufficient conception of it does in no wise impair its fulness. St. Augustin's language on this subject is q...uite explicit. " Accordingly 1 if Marcion consecrated the sacrament of Baptism with the words of the Gospel ' in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost, ' the sacrament was complete, though his faith was not complete, but stained with error. ... If sacraments are the same they are everywhere complete, even when they are wrongly understood. " "If a man 2 offers an erroneous prayer (in baptism) God is present to uphold the words of His gospel, without which the baptism of Christ cannot be consecrated, and He Himself consecrates His sacra- ment, that in the recipient who turns in truth to God either before he is baptized, when he is baptized, or at some future time, that very sacrament may be profit- 1 de Bapt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But had she denied in toto the sacrificial aspect of the Eucharist, as she has assuredly not done, her denial would have affected her position in orthodoxy, not her orders. The grace of orders depends on the original intention and will of the Holy Ghost, and all that we do is to hand on the gift by a sacramental method. The method is intrusted to us ; the gift is given by Him : and our insufficient conception of it does in no wise impair its fulness. St. Augustin's language on this subject is q...uite explicit. " Accordingly 1 if Marcion consecrated the sacrament of Baptism with the words of the Gospel ' in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost, ' the sacrament was complete, though his faith was not complete, but stained with error. ... If sacraments are the same they are everywhere complete, even when they are wrongly understood. " "If a man 2 offers an erroneous prayer (in baptism) God is present to uphold the words of His gospel, without which the baptism of Christ cannot be consecrated, and He Himself consecrates His sacra- ment, that in the recipient who turns in truth to God either before he is baptized, when he is baptized, or at some future time, that very sacrament may be profit- 1 de Bapt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gore to read onlineMoreLess
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