Romanizing Tendencies in the Episcopal Church Sermon Delivered in Christ Episc
Romanizing Tendencies in the Episcopal Church Sermon Delivered in Christ Episc
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There is an organization among us, a branch of a British society, who call themselves in plain English "A Confraternity for the Adoration mark that word the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. " Now that very title means one of two 10 things, and it can mean nothing else. Either trans-substanti- ation has taken place according to the Roman Catholic doc- trine, and that bread and wine has become Almighty God, worthy of being adored, or else it has not. If it has not, then to adore it is idolatry.... You can take your choice. In either case it is a practice which is abhorent to all the teaching and the history of our Church. It is true our Lord did say "This is My body. " But it seems to me that every man who thinks should know that he was using thereby a figure of speech, pre- cisely as when he said, "I am a door. " But a whole sacer- dotal system has been built up about the misinterpretation of four words, and these men are seeking to perpetuate that sys- tem.
Thus, in the manual to which I have already referred, the manual which was distributed for use in the Church of the Neighborhood of this city, less than a year ago, there were these instructions: "At the Consecration of the Bread, say: Hail, true body of my Lord Jesus Christ !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is an organization among us, a branch of a British society, who call themselves in plain English "A Confraternity for the Adoration mark that word the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. " Now that very title means one of two 10 things, and it can mean nothing else. Either trans-substanti- ation has taken place according to the Roman Catholic doc- trine, and that bread and wine has become Almighty God, worthy of being adored, or else it has not. If it has not, then to adore it is idolatry.... You can take your choice. In either case it is a practice which is abhorent to all the teaching and the history of our Church. It is true our Lord did say "This is My body. " But it seems to me that every man who thinks should know that he was using thereby a figure of speech, pre- cisely as when he said, "I am a door. " But a whole sacer- dotal system has been built up about the misinterpretation of four words, and these men are seeking to perpetuate that sys- tem.
Thus, in the manual to which I have already referred, the manual which was distributed for use in the Church of the Neighborhood of this city, less than a year ago, there were these instructions: "At the Consecration of the Bread, say: Hail, true body of my Lord Jesus Christ !
What to read after Romanizing Tendencies in the Episcopal Church Sermon Delivered in Christ Episc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geo Thos George Thomas Dowling to read onlineMoreLess
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