The Failure of Protestantism in New York And Its Causes
The Failure of Protestantism in New York And Its Causes
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And yet we think we are civilized and smile at those poor inhabitants of savage islands.
The one serious hindrance to the future expansion of the Army is the Imperialism of Gen. Booth. There are signs of the end now appearing. This future is thoroughly unchristian and will be modified or the Army will cease to be a power.
CHAPTER VIII.
The Apparent Success of the Episcopal Church.
Apparently the only exception to the universal failure of Pro- testantism in New York is to be found in the Episcop...al Church. While other branches of Protestantism have failed to hold the c-. Idren born into their homes during the past decade, from the year 1885 to 1892, the Episcopal Church increased its member- ship from 30, 000 to 39, 000, in round numbers. That is to say, their net gain was about 9, 000. This is a little more than the normal birth-rate of the membership, and while it is no great success, it stands as an oasis in the desert that calls for a partic- ular examination as to the causes. The causes, as set forth by an enthusiastic exponent of the church, in criticism of my state- ments, are as follows: EITTJAXISM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet we think we are civilized and smile at those poor inhabitants of savage islands.
The one serious hindrance to the future expansion of the Army is the Imperialism of Gen. Booth. There are signs of the end now appearing. This future is thoroughly unchristian and will be modified or the Army will cease to be a power.
CHAPTER VIII.
The Apparent Success of the Episcopal Church.
Apparently the only exception to the universal failure of Pro- testantism in New York is to be found in the Episcop...al Church. While other branches of Protestantism have failed to hold the c-. Idren born into their homes during the past decade, from the year 1885 to 1892, the Episcopal Church increased its member- ship from 30, 000 to 39, 000, in round numbers. That is to say, their net gain was about 9, 000. This is a little more than the normal birth-rate of the membership, and while it is no great success, it stands as an oasis in the desert that calls for a partic- ular examination as to the causes. The causes, as set forth by an enthusiastic exponent of the church, in criticism of my state- ments, are as follows: EITTJAXISM.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dixon, Thomas, 1864-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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