The American Church Monthly, Volumes 2-3
The American Church Monthly, Volumes 2-3
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The Memorial itself calls upon the Bishops to act "as a college of Cathouc and Apostouc Bishops as such." They did act in a manner, which was certainly not autiiorized by tiie written laws of the Protestant Episcopal Church in tiie United States, and which must therefore have rested upon the idea of certain Inherent Rights in the Episcopal O&ce. The action must have been grounded upon one of two ideas. One that of Inherent Rights, which could not be taken away by any human law. The other that o...f Inherent Rights, which were consistent with existing human laws, and were therefore not.
affected by them. On this occasion the only questions which were raised by any one, were not whether Bishops had Inhe- rent Rights, but, whether the exercise of those Rights could not be controlled by law, and whether the precise action adopted was not inconsistent with the existing law.
The defenders of the action have not generally attempted a formal refutation of either objection. No attempt has been made to reconcile the action of the Bishops with the writt^ laws of the Church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Memorial itself calls upon the Bishops to act "as a college of Cathouc and Apostouc Bishops as such." They did act in a manner, which was certainly not autiiorized by tiie written laws of the Protestant Episcopal Church in tiie United States, and which must therefore have rested upon the idea of certain Inherent Rights in the Episcopal O&ce. The action must have been grounded upon one of two ideas. One that of Inherent Rights, which could not be taken away by any human law. The other that o...f Inherent Rights, which were consistent with existing human laws, and were therefore not.
affected by them. On this occasion the only questions which were raised by any one, were not whether Bishops had Inhe- rent Rights, but, whether the exercise of those Rights could not be controlled by law, and whether the precise action adopted was not inconsistent with the existing law.
The defenders of the action have not generally attempted a formal refutation of either objection. No attempt has been made to reconcile the action of the Bishops with the writt^ laws of the Church.
What to read after The American Church Monthly, Volumes 2-3?
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