The Oxford Movement : Twelve Years, 1833-1845
The Oxford Movement : Twelve Years, 1833-1845
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HAMPDEN 173 University legislation, indeed, to which it led was poor and petty, doing small and annoying things, because the University rulers dared not commit themselves to definite charges. But, in the first place, the provoca- tion was great on the part of the Government in putting into the chief theological chair an unwelcome man who could only save his orthodoxy by making his specula- tions mean next to nothing — whose prima facie un- guarded and startling statements were resolved into tru...isms put in a grand and obscure form. And in the next place, it was assumed in those days to be the most natural and obvious thing in the world to con- demn unsound doctrine, and to exclude unsound teachers. The principle was accepted as indisputable, however slack might have been in recent times the application of it That it was accepted, not on one side only, but on all, was soon to be shown by the subsequent course of events. No one suffered more severely and more persistently from its application than the Tractarians; no one was more ready to apply it to them than Dr.
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HAMPDEN 173 University legislation, indeed, to which it led was poor and petty, doing small and annoying things, because the University rulers dared not commit themselves to definite charges. But, in the first place, the provoca- tion was great on the part of the Government in putting into the chief theological chair an unwelcome man who could only save his orthodoxy by making his specula- tions mean next to nothing — whose prima facie un- guarded and startling statements were resolved into tru...isms put in a grand and obscure form. And in the next place, it was assumed in those days to be the most natural and obvious thing in the world to con- demn unsound doctrine, and to exclude unsound teachers. The principle was accepted as indisputable, however slack might have been in recent times the application of it That it was accepted, not on one side only, but on all, was soon to be shown by the subsequent course of events. No one suffered more severely and more persistently from its application than the Tractarians; no one was more ready to apply it to them than Dr.
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