The Church Systems of England in the Nineteenth Century the Sixth Congregationa
The Church Systems of England in the Nineteenth Century the Sixth Congregationa
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" I have been reading, " he says, in a letter to Dr. Hawkins, 1 " the Pusey and Newman Tracts with no small astonishment ; they surpass all my expectations in point of extravagance, and in their complete oppo- sition to the Christianity of the New Testament. But there are some beautiful things in Pusey's Tracts on Baptism, much that is holy and pure and truly Chris- tian, till, like Don Quixote's good sense in ordinary matters, it all gets upset by some outbreak of his particular superstition. ..." This discrimination is emi- nently characteristic of the man, who was as incapable of doing intentional injustice to the men as of per- mitting any tampering with the sacred interests of truth. The Oxford movement was in his view the apostasy of the day, and he was too loyal a servant of the truth to withhold his protest, or to give it in any modified form. To-day we are asked in the name of liberty and comprehensiveness to tolerate variety of ritual, by means of which the priest may be able to im- press the worshippers with a sense of the sanctity of his office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I have been reading, " he says, in a letter to Dr. Hawkins, 1 " the Pusey and Newman Tracts with no small astonishment ; they surpass all my expectations in point of extravagance, and in their complete oppo- sition to the Christianity of the New Testament. But there are some beautiful things in Pusey's Tracts on Baptism, much that is holy and pure and truly Chris- tian, till, like Don Quixote's good sense in ordinary matters, it all gets upset by some outbreak of his particular superstition. ..." This discrimination is emi- nently characteristic of the man, who was as incapable of doing intentional injustice to the men as of per- mitting any tampering with the sacred interests of truth. The Oxford movement was in his view the apostasy of the day, and he was too loyal a servant of the truth to withhold his protest, or to give it in any modified form. To-day we are asked in the name of liberty and comprehensiveness to tolerate variety of ritual, by means of which the priest may be able to im- press the worshippers with a sense of the sanctity of his office.
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