The Holy Catholic Church the Communion of Saints a Study in the Apostles Cree
The Holy Catholic Church the Communion of Saints a Study in the Apostles Cree
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* Phil. Iv. 1 6. 8 i Thess. I. 8. Apoc. Iii. 18. 5 Phil. Ii. 15. See Harnack, Expansion of Christianity (Eng. Tr. ), i. Pp. 458 flf. , 479 & ITS WORK 97 followed drew him on from philosophy to the Gospel, breaking off at last with the words, " Pray above all that the gates of life may be opened to you ; for these things are not to be seen or apprehended by any man unless God and His Christ give him under- standing. " l It was thus that the faithful in early times took their part in the missiona...ry work of the Church, eagerly using every opportunity of recommending their faith to all they met. The names of these unofficial evangelists have perished, and were perhaps, as apparently in Justin's case, unknown even to those who were brought by them to Christ ; but their work remains in the mighty edifice which rose on such slender beginnings. The Church has never, except for short intervals of deadness or of preoccupation, lost sight of her commission to evangelize the world. The Middle Age was obsessed by questions of dogmatic theology, by ecclesiastical statecraft, and by the preponderance of the ascetic life ; yet the call of the non-Christian lands made itself heard, and was answered by not a few devoted missionaries.
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* Phil. Iv. 1 6. 8 i Thess. I. 8. Apoc. Iii. 18. 5 Phil. Ii. 15. See Harnack, Expansion of Christianity (Eng. Tr. ), i. Pp. 458 flf. , 479 & ITS WORK 97 followed drew him on from philosophy to the Gospel, breaking off at last with the words, " Pray above all that the gates of life may be opened to you ; for these things are not to be seen or apprehended by any man unless God and His Christ give him under- standing. " l It was thus that the faithful in early times took their part in the missiona...ry work of the Church, eagerly using every opportunity of recommending their faith to all they met. The names of these unofficial evangelists have perished, and were perhaps, as apparently in Justin's case, unknown even to those who were brought by them to Christ ; but their work remains in the mighty edifice which rose on such slender beginnings. The Church has never, except for short intervals of deadness or of preoccupation, lost sight of her commission to evangelize the world. The Middle Age was obsessed by questions of dogmatic theology, by ecclesiastical statecraft, and by the preponderance of the ascetic life ; yet the call of the non-Christian lands made itself heard, and was answered by not a few devoted missionaries.
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