The Church And Her Children
The Church And Her Children
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8 p. 191.
17* Digitized by VjOOQlC 198 THE CHTJKCH AND HEB CHILDKEN.
Basil, a father eminent in the Greek Church, was born about A.D. 329. He pursued his studies at Constantinople, Antioch, and Athens. At first a hermit, he became successively a deacon, a presbyter, an assistant bishop, and then sole bishop of Neo- Csesarea. He was an able theologian, and an efficient manager in ecclesiastical affairs. He is introduced here among the ancient witnesses for infant baptism, not because he has writ...ten abundantly or with pecu- liar directness on the subject, though his testimony has weight, but because some things said by him have been made to bear against this ordinance as existing in his day.
In one of his sermons, delivered on a fast day, ob- served on account of a great drought and famine, he rebukes the church-members for absenting them- selves.
" The grown men/' he says, " generally follow their business. A very few come to join in the worship ; and those, indolent, sleepy, and gazing about." "And these little boys, laying their books by at school and joining with us in the responses, do it as a relaxation and play," &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 p. 191.
17* Digitized by VjOOQlC 198 THE CHTJKCH AND HEB CHILDKEN.
Basil, a father eminent in the Greek Church, was born about A.D. 329. He pursued his studies at Constantinople, Antioch, and Athens. At first a hermit, he became successively a deacon, a presbyter, an assistant bishop, and then sole bishop of Neo- Csesarea. He was an able theologian, and an efficient manager in ecclesiastical affairs. He is introduced here among the ancient witnesses for infant baptism, not because he has writ...ten abundantly or with pecu- liar directness on the subject, though his testimony has weight, but because some things said by him have been made to bear against this ordinance as existing in his day.
In one of his sermons, delivered on a fast day, ob- served on account of a great drought and famine, he rebukes the church-members for absenting them- selves.
" The grown men/' he says, " generally follow their business. A very few come to join in the worship ; and those, indolent, sleepy, and gazing about." "And these little boys, laying their books by at school and joining with us in the responses, do it as a relaxation and play," &c.
What to read after The Church And Her Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrow William to read onlineMoreLess
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