The Brooklyn Council of 1874 Letter Missive Statement And Documents Together
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It surely becomes, then, Mr. Moderator, our first duty, whether we regard the clearing for ourselves of our own path toward right action, or the pre-establishment in the public mind, and particularly in that portion of the public mind which is reasonably familiar with Congregational prin- ciples, and equitably disposed toward them, of such a substra- tum of general confidence in our right to be and to act as must be indispensable to that moral effect to be desired for our decision, whatever it ...may prove, — it becomes, I say, our first duty to settle this matter for now and for ever, that we may know, and that those who have disfavored the assembling of this Council may know, and that the whole world may know, whether we are rightfully assembled, and Congregationally competent to our work, or illegitimately, and so ineffectually, here.
For one, Mr. Moderator, I am certainly disposed to look with utmost leniency upon the confusion of thought which has prevailed in regard to this matter, and which has afflicted with incertitude some minds usually clear-sighted in such studies, on the ground that the precise point involved happens to be, perhaps, the only one practical to the working of our polity which has never been thought out, and — speaking of legislation in the Congregational sense — legislated through, to its last and completest issues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It surely becomes, then, Mr. Moderator, our first duty, whether we regard the clearing for ourselves of our own path toward right action, or the pre-establishment in the public mind, and particularly in that portion of the public mind which is reasonably familiar with Congregational prin- ciples, and equitably disposed toward them, of such a substra- tum of general confidence in our right to be and to act as must be indispensable to that moral effect to be desired for our decision, whatever it ...may prove, — it becomes, I say, our first duty to settle this matter for now and for ever, that we may know, and that those who have disfavored the assembling of this Council may know, and that the whole world may know, whether we are rightfully assembled, and Congregationally competent to our work, or illegitimately, and so ineffectually, here.
For one, Mr. Moderator, I am certainly disposed to look with utmost leniency upon the confusion of thought which has prevailed in regard to this matter, and which has afflicted with incertitude some minds usually clear-sighted in such studies, on the ground that the precise point involved happens to be, perhaps, the only one practical to the working of our polity which has never been thought out, and — speaking of legislation in the Congregational sense — legislated through, to its last and completest issues.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooklyn Advisory Council of Congregational Churches And Mi to read onlineMoreLess
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