Second Part of Cooke's Centuries: Being a Defence And Confirmation of the First, Showing That ...
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Wise maJces this the reason why the Methodist membership was so much larger in that year than it was im- mediately before and after. Now, for some cause, the whole church, south and north, that year, had an increase of 85,000 : and the next year a decrease of 36,000. According to Mr.
Wise's view of the case, northern Methodism must have profited by the use of the names of some 50,000 members received frotitt the Millerite excitement. And how much of sympathy and tampering with Millerism, on the... part of its ministers, was needful to secure this result, is easily imagined. Our denomination — and we might name others concurring with us in doctrines, RELATIONS TO HERESIES. 187 which did the same — bore a united testimony against that monstrous falsehood. And while the tornado of fanaticism was sweeping by, we spread no sails to catch from it even a distant breeze.
Oar ministry, with scarce an exception, treated it as an unmixed evil. Yet at that time Meth- odism, true to its double policy, decidedly un- decided, sought both the advantages of opposi- tion and concurrence, and so adroitly managed and leaped the crossing currents, as to have swept into its net a haul of 80,000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wise maJces this the reason why the Methodist membership was so much larger in that year than it was im- mediately before and after. Now, for some cause, the whole church, south and north, that year, had an increase of 85,000 : and the next year a decrease of 36,000. According to Mr.
Wise's view of the case, northern Methodism must have profited by the use of the names of some 50,000 members received frotitt the Millerite excitement. And how much of sympathy and tampering with Millerism, on the... part of its ministers, was needful to secure this result, is easily imagined. Our denomination — and we might name others concurring with us in doctrines, RELATIONS TO HERESIES. 187 which did the same — bore a united testimony against that monstrous falsehood. And while the tornado of fanaticism was sweeping by, we spread no sails to catch from it even a distant breeze.
Oar ministry, with scarce an exception, treated it as an unmixed evil. Yet at that time Meth- odism, true to its double policy, decidedly un- decided, sought both the advantages of opposi- tion and concurrence, and so adroitly managed and leaped the crossing currents, as to have swept into its net a haul of 80,000.
What to read after Second Part of Cooke's Centuries: Being a Defence And Confirmation of the First, Showing That ...?
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