The Life Times And Writings of Thomas Cranmer D D the First Reforming Arch
The Life Times And Writings of Thomas Cranmer D D the First Reforming Arch
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2 The Rev. R. W. Dixon, in his " History of the Church of England, " vol. Ii. P. 137, 1881, maintains that the persecutions which took place under this act "were neither instigated by the clergy nor in the main conducted by them, — these were lay persecutions, not clerical. " Mr Dixon, however, does not establish this assertion by proofs.
I ']6 LIFE, TIMES, AND WRITINGS OF CRANMER.
The case oi Joan Boucher^ which occurred in the reign of Edward, stands on a very different footing to the other t...hree already mentioned, although it may be safely asserted that, had she existed in pre-Reformation days, her fate would have been equally sealed, and more promptly carried out.
The accusation against this unhappy woman had no relation to the Sacraments, but she was> condemned for denying the Incarnation of Christ ; she and Van Paris suffered for the like offence. They were condemned under an unrepealed Act of ParHament (2 Henry IV. C. 15) passed long previous to the Reformation period, and in Papal times when England was essentially " Popish " in doctrines and practices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 The Rev. R. W. Dixon, in his " History of the Church of England, " vol. Ii. P. 137, 1881, maintains that the persecutions which took place under this act "were neither instigated by the clergy nor in the main conducted by them, — these were lay persecutions, not clerical. " Mr Dixon, however, does not establish this assertion by proofs.
I ']6 LIFE, TIMES, AND WRITINGS OF CRANMER.
The case oi Joan Boucher^ which occurred in the reign of Edward, stands on a very different footing to the other t...hree already mentioned, although it may be safely asserted that, had she existed in pre-Reformation days, her fate would have been equally sealed, and more promptly carried out.
The accusation against this unhappy woman had no relation to the Sacraments, but she was> condemned for denying the Incarnation of Christ ; she and Van Paris suffered for the like offence. They were condemned under an unrepealed Act of ParHament (2 Henry IV. C. 15) passed long previous to the Reformation period, and in Papal times when England was essentially " Popish " in doctrines and practices.
What to read after The Life Times And Writings of Thomas Cranmer D D the First Reforming Arch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collette, Charles Hastings, 1816-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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