The Two Brothers Or Why Are You a Protestant
The Two Brothers Or Why Are You a Protestant
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There is a gen- eral feeling among the great majority of intelligent Protes- tants, that there can be no divine authority to teach where there is not the ability to teach ; and seeing nowhere among themselves any teacher who has the ability, they very natu- rally conclude that no one has the authority. It is absurd, say they, to suppose that God authorizes a man like our- . Es to teach, a man who knows no more than we do, and is no better able to teach than the rest of us. When the Catholic spe...aks to them of the commission of his church to teach, and that God gives her authority to teach all nations, they turn up their noses, and ask us, if we suppose they are bucu fools as to believe that God, the common Father of us nil, has given to mortals like ourselves authority to teach us, and commanded us to yield up our own reason and judg- ment to wr fellow-men !
Now. Probe the matter to the bottom, and yon will find that these people object by no means to the idea that
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a gen- eral feeling among the great majority of intelligent Protes- tants, that there can be no divine authority to teach where there is not the ability to teach ; and seeing nowhere among themselves any teacher who has the ability, they very natu- rally conclude that no one has the authority. It is absurd, say they, to suppose that God authorizes a man like our- . Es to teach, a man who knows no more than we do, and is no better able to teach than the rest of us. When the Catholic spe...aks to them of the commission of his church to teach, and that God gives her authority to teach all nations, they turn up their noses, and ask us, if we suppose they are bucu fools as to believe that God, the common Father of us nil, has given to mortals like ourselves authority to teach us, and commanded us to yield up our own reason and judg- ment to wr fellow-men !
Now. Probe the matter to the bottom, and yon will find that these people object by no means to the idea that
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