Salve Mater
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Two of the chief purposes of Orders are the en- suring of loyal witness to the Faith, and faithful stew- ardship of Sacraments. In the Anglican churches neither of these seems to be assured.
Clergy are usually, though not invariably, trained to believe in the Creeds ; but custom does not compel them to continue to believe in or to teach them. Doctrinal laxity is characteristic. Everything which illustrates the inclusiveness which tolerates every variation from, 160 ANGLICAN ORDERS and denial of..., articles of the Faith, may be cited as evidence that Anglican Orders are futile to accomplish one chief purpose of the apostolic ministry.
It may be urged that so long as the Church is of- ficially committed to the Creeds, its position is unaf- fected by any amount of actual laxity, which is to be regarded merely as exceptional failure to keep up to the standard. One of the chief lessons of modern religious history is that, for the defence and perpetuation of Christian truth, something more is needed than official declarations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two of the chief purposes of Orders are the en- suring of loyal witness to the Faith, and faithful stew- ardship of Sacraments. In the Anglican churches neither of these seems to be assured.
Clergy are usually, though not invariably, trained to believe in the Creeds ; but custom does not compel them to continue to believe in or to teach them. Doctrinal laxity is characteristic. Everything which illustrates the inclusiveness which tolerates every variation from, 160 ANGLICAN ORDERS and denial of..., articles of the Faith, may be cited as evidence that Anglican Orders are futile to accomplish one chief purpose of the apostolic ministry.
It may be urged that so long as the Church is of- ficially committed to the Creeds, its position is unaf- fected by any amount of actual laxity, which is to be regarded merely as exceptional failure to keep up to the standard. One of the chief lessons of modern religious history is that, for the defence and perpetuation of Christian truth, something more is needed than official declarations.
What to read after Salve Mater?
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