What Do Reformed Episcopalians Believe? : Eight Sermons Preached in Christ Church, Chicago
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It demolishes the absurd notion that tliere is no precedent for revising the Book of Common Prayer. What our English forefathers did not hesi- tate repeatedly to do, we have a right to undertake. - But it also shows the reason why the Church of England was always " a house divided against itself." The ancient creeds and prayers, the Scrip- tural anthems and versicles, and indeed the whole framework of the liturgy, were teaching evangeli- cal truth and making low churchmen of multi- tudes who fa...ithfully used it in worship. On the other hand, the Church catechism, tbe baptismal, the communion and the ordination services were mixing subtle poison in the children's bread, and steadily creating a drift toward tiie Church of Rome.
A century passed away, and the American colo- nies became a free nation. Episcopalians were scattered throughout the land, without bishops and without a Prayer Book adapted to the altered circumstances in which they were placed. In the year 1785, a convention of clergy and laity met in the City of Philadelphia, to lake meas- ures for the organization of the Protestant Epis- copal Church in tlie United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It demolishes the absurd notion that tliere is no precedent for revising the Book of Common Prayer. What our English forefathers did not hesi- tate repeatedly to do, we have a right to undertake. - But it also shows the reason why the Church of England was always " a house divided against itself." The ancient creeds and prayers, the Scrip- tural anthems and versicles, and indeed the whole framework of the liturgy, were teaching evangeli- cal truth and making low churchmen of multi- tudes who fa...ithfully used it in worship. On the other hand, the Church catechism, tbe baptismal, the communion and the ordination services were mixing subtle poison in the children's bread, and steadily creating a drift toward tiie Church of Rome.
A century passed away, and the American colo- nies became a free nation. Episcopalians were scattered throughout the land, without bishops and without a Prayer Book adapted to the altered circumstances in which they were placed. In the year 1785, a convention of clergy and laity met in the City of Philadelphia, to lake meas- ures for the organization of the Protestant Epis- copal Church in tlie United States.
What to read after What Do Reformed Episcopalians Believe? : Eight Sermons Preached in Christ Church, Chicago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cheney, Charles Edward, 1836-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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