Two Discourses On the Union Between God And Christ And the Grounds of Unitarian
Two Discourses On the Union Between God And Christ And the Grounds of Unitarian
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It is this tame unresisting acquiescence in acknow- ledged abuses and detected corruptions, on the part of those whose voices of condemnation might be lifted up with mighty effect, which is the great obstacle to the desired reformation. When the excellent Archbishop Tillotson, speaking of the Athanasian Creed, expressed his aversion to it, by saying that " he wished the Church were well rid of it, " he might have been reminded that there was one very effectual way of getting rid of it, and that... was by such men as he quitting their stations in the Church, and openly testifying that they would belong to no communion which disgraced itself by the retention of so shameful and unau- thorized a confession of faith as this.
Oh! that men of enlightened and generous minds would awake to a conviction of the advantages which they have it in their power to confer upon the cause of Christian truth and liberty ! Courage, moral courage, is what we want, the courage that will face difficulty and danger, that will defy ridicule, that will endure neglect, that will en- counter, without shrinking, the taunts of enemies and the reproaches of friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is this tame unresisting acquiescence in acknow- ledged abuses and detected corruptions, on the part of those whose voices of condemnation might be lifted up with mighty effect, which is the great obstacle to the desired reformation. When the excellent Archbishop Tillotson, speaking of the Athanasian Creed, expressed his aversion to it, by saying that " he wished the Church were well rid of it, " he might have been reminded that there was one very effectual way of getting rid of it, and that... was by such men as he quitting their stations in the Church, and openly testifying that they would belong to no communion which disgraced itself by the retention of so shameful and unau- thorized a confession of faith as this.
Oh! that men of enlightened and generous minds would awake to a conviction of the advantages which they have it in their power to confer upon the cause of Christian truth and liberty ! Courage, moral courage, is what we want, the courage that will face difficulty and danger, that will defy ridicule, that will endure neglect, that will en- counter, without shrinking, the taunts of enemies and the reproaches of friends.
What to read after Two Discourses On the Union Between God And Christ And the Grounds of Unitarian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Madge to read onlineMoreLess
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