The Baptist Library a Republication of Standard Baptist Works volume 1
The Baptist Library a Republication of Standard Baptist Works volume 1
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"The first etiect necessarily re- eulting from it, is a powerful prejudice against the party which adopts it. When all other denominations find themselves lying under an interdict, and treated as though they were heathens or publicans, they must be more than men not to resent it ; or if they regard it with a considerable degree of apathy, it can only be ascribed to that contempt which impotent violence is so apt to inspire. " — Reasons, 41. If. 301.
S. But, if Paedobaptists " resent" our conduc...t, they resent that in us which, (with a few modern exceptions, ) they themselves practise: and if they feel ''contempt" of what you designate our " impotent vio- lence, " it would better become them to inquire, whether it is not equally chargea- ble on themselves. Whatever quahties belong to strict communion, are as attribu- table to ihera as to us ; they, for the most part, equally with ourselves, declining to unite in church-fellowship with any Avho, in their opinion, are unbaptized. What- ever stigma, therefore, it may please you to inflict, they cannot apply any epithet to our practice which will not rebound on themselvea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The first etiect necessarily re- eulting from it, is a powerful prejudice against the party which adopts it. When all other denominations find themselves lying under an interdict, and treated as though they were heathens or publicans, they must be more than men not to resent it ; or if they regard it with a considerable degree of apathy, it can only be ascribed to that contempt which impotent violence is so apt to inspire. " — Reasons, 41. If. 301.
S. But, if Paedobaptists " resent" our conduc...t, they resent that in us which, (with a few modern exceptions, ) they themselves practise: and if they feel ''contempt" of what you designate our " impotent vio- lence, " it would better become them to inquire, whether it is not equally chargea- ble on themselves. Whatever quahties belong to strict communion, are as attribu- table to ihera as to us ; they, for the most part, equally with ourselves, declining to unite in church-fellowship with any Avho, in their opinion, are unbaptized. What- ever stigma, therefore, it may please you to inflict, they cannot apply any epithet to our practice which will not rebound on themselvea.
What to read after The Baptist Library a Republication of Standard Baptist Works volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles George Sommers to read onlineMoreLess
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