William Watson Andrews a Religious Biography
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These are no peculiarities of Galvanism, but belong to the faith of the one uni- versal Church in all ages. " In accepting them, moreover, Dr. Burton continued ' to enjoy the highest spiritual freedom. . . . But he was never carried beyond the orbit of which Christ is the centre, when once he had found it. Or, if ever for a moment, he returned with joy to move in obedience to the heavenly law. ' We have here a fresh illustration of the depth of sympathy of Mr. Andrews with those who continued t...o differ from him on matters which were to him of the utmost moment. We have an illustration, too, of the position which he held as a champion of the Catholic Faith and of essential evangelical ortho- doxy, without at all committing himself to the absolute defense of any modern system of theology. Other examples of this attitude can easily be given, but one will suffice, some extracts from an article on The Old Christianity (Hartford Times, Novem- ber, 1887).
Mr. Andrews, having protested indignantly against Colonel Ingersoll's description in one of his public lectures of the household life of the New England clergy of the last generation, and declared his belief, based on his personal recollections, " that there was more true domestic happiness then than now, more free play of the affections, and a more healthful The Old Christianity 159 enjoyment of life, " was asked by the Times (always most generous in giving him the use of its columns), to answer certain questions, as being ' one of the ablest defenders of the old orthodox faith ' in Connecticut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are no peculiarities of Galvanism, but belong to the faith of the one uni- versal Church in all ages. " In accepting them, moreover, Dr. Burton continued ' to enjoy the highest spiritual freedom. . . . But he was never carried beyond the orbit of which Christ is the centre, when once he had found it. Or, if ever for a moment, he returned with joy to move in obedience to the heavenly law. ' We have here a fresh illustration of the depth of sympathy of Mr. Andrews with those who continued t...o differ from him on matters which were to him of the utmost moment. We have an illustration, too, of the position which he held as a champion of the Catholic Faith and of essential evangelical ortho- doxy, without at all committing himself to the absolute defense of any modern system of theology. Other examples of this attitude can easily be given, but one will suffice, some extracts from an article on The Old Christianity (Hartford Times, Novem- ber, 1887).
Mr. Andrews, having protested indignantly against Colonel Ingersoll's description in one of his public lectures of the household life of the New England clergy of the last generation, and declared his belief, based on his personal recollections, " that there was more true domestic happiness then than now, more free play of the affections, and a more healthful The Old Christianity 159 enjoyment of life, " was asked by the Times (always most generous in giving him the use of its columns), to answer certain questions, as being ' one of the ablest defenders of the old orthodox faith ' in Connecticut.
What to read after William Watson Andrews a Religious Biography?
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