The Life And Character of John Howe
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Howe expressed his conviction that the sermon was "directly opposed to all the principles on which alone the Reformation could be justified ;" reminded its author " that Calvin and Luther were, happily for mankind, of a very different mind ; that the Christian religion being already confirmed by miracles, was not to be repealed every time a wicked governor chose to establish a false religion;" and "that, consequently, its ministers were bound publicly to advocate it, even though they could not ...work miracles." In conclusion, he expressed deep regret, that in a sermon professedly against Popery, the Dean should thus have pleaded " the Popish cause against the Fathers of the Reformation." This letter Howe carried himself, and delivered into Tillotson's own hands. After hastily glancing at its contents, the Dean told Howe that he was willing freely to discuss the matter with him ; and proposed that, to insm-e uninterrupted privacy, they should ride together a little way into the country. Howe ac- cepted the invitation, and they agreed to dine tliat day with the Lady Falconbridge at Sutton Com-t.
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Howe expressed his conviction that the sermon was "directly opposed to all the principles on which alone the Reformation could be justified ;" reminded its author " that Calvin and Luther were, happily for mankind, of a very different mind ; that the Christian religion being already confirmed by miracles, was not to be repealed every time a wicked governor chose to establish a false religion;" and "that, consequently, its ministers were bound publicly to advocate it, even though they could not ...work miracles." In conclusion, he expressed deep regret, that in a sermon professedly against Popery, the Dean should thus have pleaded " the Popish cause against the Fathers of the Reformation." This letter Howe carried himself, and delivered into Tillotson's own hands. After hastily glancing at its contents, the Dean told Howe that he was willing freely to discuss the matter with him ; and proposed that, to insm-e uninterrupted privacy, they should ride together a little way into the country. Howe ac- cepted the invitation, and they agreed to dine tliat day with the Lady Falconbridge at Sutton Com-t.
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