The Methodist Review 68
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When they may conclude that the mission of their separation is sufficiently accomplished they are at liberty to seek to be imited with the older and more numerous organization. But of that matter they only ace to be the judges. Their rif^ht to be is not to be challenged by any others.
Nearly the same considerations will apply to those who, soon after 184d, chiefly in the Eastern States, seceded from the parent body and formed the ** Wcsleyan Methodist Church of America." They were wholly dissat...is- fied with the attitude of the Church toward slavery, as they had good cause to be; and they found also, that, under the rulings of the Bishops, the rights of the Annual Conferences as free synods were completely set aside; and despairing of their cause within the Church, they withdrew Digitized by VjOOQIC 1886.] Editorial MiaoeOcmy. 763 and set up an independent body, which still maintains a feeble and mori- bund existence. That movement, no doubt, had a purpose, though the wisdom of its course was *not approved by many who fully sympathized with those who engaged in it; and as a protest against not only the dom- inant quati pro-slaveryism of the Church, but equally so against the im- warrantable stretching of episcopal authority over the Annual Conferences, it no doubt effected very great and valuable results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When they may conclude that the mission of their separation is sufficiently accomplished they are at liberty to seek to be imited with the older and more numerous organization. But of that matter they only ace to be the judges. Their rif^ht to be is not to be challenged by any others.
Nearly the same considerations will apply to those who, soon after 184d, chiefly in the Eastern States, seceded from the parent body and formed the ** Wcsleyan Methodist Church of America." They were wholly dissat...is- fied with the attitude of the Church toward slavery, as they had good cause to be; and they found also, that, under the rulings of the Bishops, the rights of the Annual Conferences as free synods were completely set aside; and despairing of their cause within the Church, they withdrew Digitized by VjOOQIC 1886.] Editorial MiaoeOcmy. 763 and set up an independent body, which still maintains a feeble and mori- bund existence. That movement, no doubt, had a purpose, though the wisdom of its course was *not approved by many who fully sympathized with those who engaged in it; and as a protest against not only the dom- inant quati pro-slaveryism of the Church, but equally so against the im- warrantable stretching of episcopal authority over the Annual Conferences, it no doubt effected very great and valuable results.
What to read after The Methodist Review 68?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Thomas, 1769-1851, [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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