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41 onr churches to be called no churches but mere sects ; our brethren to be called no church members but mere schismatics ; oiir clergymen to be called no clergymen, but mere lay-preachers.
We believe that our principles are those of fraternal communion with all who are fellow laborers with Christ Jesus ; therefore are we bound to struggle for these prin- ciples, against any attempt to introduce a sectarian ex- clusiveness into the place of a charity which recognizes the claims of all good men.... We believe that onr princi- ples are those of fraternal cooperation with all sects who love the spirit of the gospel ; therefore are we bound to sustain these principles, against any attempt to prove that our baptism is uncanonical, and our communion at the Supper an unwarranted observance. We do not aim to budd up our own denomination at the expense of another equally evangelical ; but we do wish to discour- age that assuming spirit, which excludes the great major- ity of pious men in New England from the pale of a true church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
41 onr churches to be called no churches but mere sects ; our brethren to be called no church members but mere schismatics ; oiir clergymen to be called no clergymen, but mere lay-preachers.
We believe that our principles are those of fraternal communion with all who are fellow laborers with Christ Jesus ; therefore are we bound to struggle for these prin- ciples, against any attempt to introduce a sectarian ex- clusiveness into the place of a charity which recognizes the claims of all good men.... We believe that onr princi- ples are those of fraternal cooperation with all sects who love the spirit of the gospel ; therefore are we bound to sustain these principles, against any attempt to prove that our baptism is uncanonical, and our communion at the Supper an unwarranted observance. We do not aim to budd up our own denomination at the expense of another equally evangelical ; but we do wish to discour- age that assuming spirit, which excludes the great major- ity of pious men in New England from the pale of a true church.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massachusetts Pastoral Association to read onlineMoreLess
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