The German Reformation of the Nineteeth Century Or a Sketch of the Rise Progr
The German Reformation of the Nineteeth Century Or a Sketch of the Rise Progr
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" REFORM MOVEMENT. 319 The pamphlet proceeds throughout in the same strain, con- founding the condemnation of error with the condemnation of those who hold it, and exclaiming against the setting up of all positive dogmas, as an infringement of liberty of conscience and brotherly love. We need follow this pamphlet no further than to remark, that it serves to show, not merely how scriptural Czerski's views continue, but how unscriptural the Rongeite party is avowedly become. It is true they have ...lost nothing by foregoing the hypocritical profession they previously held, of Romish doctrines, while they have undoubtedly gained by escaping from a vassalage, to which may perhaps be traced a chief portion of their infidelity ; and since even they refer to the Bible, and put it into the hands of their followers, we may still rejoice in the hope that good will ultimately be done by their having emancipated themselves from a yoke, which "neither they nor their fathers were able to bear. " Would that they may be prevented using their liberty to the extent of licentiousness ; and, rejecting the law of Christ, fall into a worse bondage than that from which they have escaped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" REFORM MOVEMENT. 319 The pamphlet proceeds throughout in the same strain, con- founding the condemnation of error with the condemnation of those who hold it, and exclaiming against the setting up of all positive dogmas, as an infringement of liberty of conscience and brotherly love. We need follow this pamphlet no further than to remark, that it serves to show, not merely how scriptural Czerski's views continue, but how unscriptural the Rongeite party is avowedly become. It is true they have ...lost nothing by foregoing the hypocritical profession they previously held, of Romish doctrines, while they have undoubtedly gained by escaping from a vassalage, to which may perhaps be traced a chief portion of their infidelity ; and since even they refer to the Bible, and put it into the hands of their followers, we may still rejoice in the hope that good will ultimately be done by their having emancipated themselves from a yoke, which "neither they nor their fathers were able to bear. " Would that they may be prevented using their liberty to the extent of licentiousness ; and, rejecting the law of Christ, fall into a worse bondage than that from which they have escaped.
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