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The duty of preaching the gospel to the heathen In- dians, so earnestly laid to heart in the first beginnings of settlement, had never been neglected. The early endeavors of Roger Williams and John Eliot had been supple- mented by the labors of many a village pas- tor and his church, favored by slender ap- propriations from that most ancient of Protestant missionary societies founded under Oliver Cromwell.
And here is a curious fact, not without parallel in church history: — in these colo- nies..., ** whose end was religion, " where every man was a theologian, and the chief themes of popular discussion were theolog- ical, and the literature was exclusively the- ological, and where variations of opinion no The Congregationalists and divergent tendencies were distinctly as- serting themselves, there was nevertheless no separation into theological parties. Under no constraint, and with apparent sincerity, there was general agreement in referring to the Westminster Confession as slightly amended by the Savoy Synod in 1658, as expressing the common belief of the New England churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The duty of preaching the gospel to the heathen In- dians, so earnestly laid to heart in the first beginnings of settlement, had never been neglected. The early endeavors of Roger Williams and John Eliot had been supple- mented by the labors of many a village pas- tor and his church, favored by slender ap- propriations from that most ancient of Protestant missionary societies founded under Oliver Cromwell.
And here is a curious fact, not without parallel in church history: — in these colo- nies..., ** whose end was religion, " where every man was a theologian, and the chief themes of popular discussion were theolog- ical, and the literature was exclusively the- ological, and where variations of opinion no The Congregationalists and divergent tendencies were distinctly as- serting themselves, there was nevertheless no separation into theological parties. Under no constraint, and with apparent sincerity, there was general agreement in referring to the Westminster Confession as slightly amended by the Savoy Synod in 1658, as expressing the common belief of the New England churches.
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