Three Essays On the Leading Principles of the Reformation Illustrating Its Cat
Three Essays On the Leading Principles of the Reformation Illustrating Its Cat
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The well-known definition contained in our Nineteenth Article of Religion, "The Visible Church of Christ is a congregation of faithful men, ''' &c. , i is identical in the most essential part with the definition given by S. Thomas Aquinas : " Corpus Christi mys- ticum, quod est societas sanctorum ;"2 and the very words used in the Latin article, " coetus fidelium, " are to be found (among others) in Cornelius a Lapide, who says, " Jesus Christus per incar- natiouem despondit sibi ecclesiam, siv...e totumcoetum populi fidelis, "^ where the " totum " serves to illustrate the meaning of the article itself, and to disconnect it from the false idea sometimes taken up by those who read the Thirty-nine Articles only in the English, and without consideration of the sources from which the original ex- pressions were derived. So also in the Homilies : " The true Church is an universal congregation or fellowship of God's faithful and elect people, built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ Himself being the head corner-stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The well-known definition contained in our Nineteenth Article of Religion, "The Visible Church of Christ is a congregation of faithful men, ''' &c. , i is identical in the most essential part with the definition given by S. Thomas Aquinas : " Corpus Christi mys- ticum, quod est societas sanctorum ;"2 and the very words used in the Latin article, " coetus fidelium, " are to be found (among others) in Cornelius a Lapide, who says, " Jesus Christus per incar- natiouem despondit sibi ecclesiam, siv...e totumcoetum populi fidelis, "^ where the " totum " serves to illustrate the meaning of the article itself, and to disconnect it from the false idea sometimes taken up by those who read the Thirty-nine Articles only in the English, and without consideration of the sources from which the original ex- pressions were derived. So also in the Homilies : " The true Church is an universal congregation or fellowship of God's faithful and elect people, built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ Himself being the head corner-stone.
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