The Reformers Before the Reformation
The Reformers Before the Reformation
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iv. p. 310.
The article touching the Eucharist was probably one of the two which the council struck out- "Deleti sunt articuli duo; jam spero de gratia Dei, quod plurea delebuntur." (/ Huss, Epiat.
xxxvi.) t Epist. xli.
X Huss, as will presently be seen, defended himself with success on this point : but, the in- decision and obscurity of his way of thinking are very apparent in his writings ; and it has been allowed that this was really the weak side of his doctrine. (Vol. i. p. 75.) 92 BEFOBUE...BS BEFOBE THE BEFOBJUATION.
I grieToos fault, his having expressed a doubt of Wycliffe^s damnation, at the time his books were publicly burned, he replied: «* These were my words on that occasion : ' I cannot afSrm if Wycliffe will be saved or lost — ^I would willingly, however, have my soul where his is.' "* A noble answer, which ought to have touched the assembly ; but which was greeted with an insulting roar of laughter !
Accused of having asserted, like Wycliffe, that a priest in mortal sin neither baptizes nor consecrates, he replied that
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
iv. p. 310.
The article touching the Eucharist was probably one of the two which the council struck out- "Deleti sunt articuli duo; jam spero de gratia Dei, quod plurea delebuntur." (/ Huss, Epiat.
xxxvi.) t Epist. xli.
X Huss, as will presently be seen, defended himself with success on this point : but, the in- decision and obscurity of his way of thinking are very apparent in his writings ; and it has been allowed that this was really the weak side of his doctrine. (Vol. i. p. 75.) 92 BEFOBUE...BS BEFOBE THE BEFOBJUATION.
I grieToos fault, his having expressed a doubt of Wycliffe^s damnation, at the time his books were publicly burned, he replied: «* These were my words on that occasion : ' I cannot afSrm if Wycliffe will be saved or lost — ^I would willingly, however, have my soul where his is.' "* A noble answer, which ought to have touched the assembly ; but which was greeted with an insulting roar of laughter !
Accused of having asserted, like Wycliffe, that a priest in mortal sin neither baptizes nor consecrates, he replied that
What to read after The Reformers Before the Reformation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by François Paul Émile Boisnormand De Bonnechose to read onlineMoreLess
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