The Contest With Rome a Charge to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Lewes Del
The Contest With Rome a Charge to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Lewes Del
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20, John xvi. 3, Acts xv. 28, do not bear it out ; and then (in 14) he adds : " This then of the inerrableness of General Councils being thus far evidenced to be no matter of faith, because not founded in any part of Scripture or Tradition, the utmost that can be said of it is, that it is a theological verity which may piously be believed. And so I doubt not to pronounce of it, that if we consider God's great and wise and constant providence and care over His Church, His desire that all men sho...uld be saved and, in order to that end, come to the knowledge of all necessary truth, His promise that He will not suffer His faithful servants to be tempted above what they are able, nor permit scandals and false teachers to prevail to the seducing of the very elect, His most pious godly servants, if, I say, we consider these, and some other such like general promises of Scripture, wherein this NOTE K. 205 question seems to be concerned, we shall have reason to believe that God will never suffer all Christians to fall into such a temptation, as it must be in case the whole Church representative should err in matters of faith, by way of ellipsis, define against or leave out of their Creed any Article of that body of Credenda, which the Apostles delivered to the Church, and therein find approbation and reception among all those Bishops and Doctors of the Church diffused, who were out of the Council.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20, John xvi. 3, Acts xv. 28, do not bear it out ; and then (in 14) he adds : " This then of the inerrableness of General Councils being thus far evidenced to be no matter of faith, because not founded in any part of Scripture or Tradition, the utmost that can be said of it is, that it is a theological verity which may piously be believed. And so I doubt not to pronounce of it, that if we consider God's great and wise and constant providence and care over His Church, His desire that all men sho...uld be saved and, in order to that end, come to the knowledge of all necessary truth, His promise that He will not suffer His faithful servants to be tempted above what they are able, nor permit scandals and false teachers to prevail to the seducing of the very elect, His most pious godly servants, if, I say, we consider these, and some other such like general promises of Scripture, wherein this NOTE K. 205 question seems to be concerned, we shall have reason to believe that God will never suffer all Christians to fall into such a temptation, as it must be in case the whole Church representative should err in matters of faith, by way of ellipsis, define against or leave out of their Creed any Article of that body of Credenda, which the Apostles delivered to the Church, and therein find approbation and reception among all those Bishops and Doctors of the Church diffused, who were out of the Council.
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