The antithesis between symbolism and revelation - pagina 8
lecture delivered before the Historical Presbyterian Society in Philadelphia, Pa.
when he pointed
gregational minister touched a different chord,
his
audience to the Calvinists in Wales and in Holland, who, in keep-
more
ing
own churches
in kindling the love for their
But
children.
feeling
Even
crease. in
the general
pathy
that
the wilder-
in
England
in
is
in-
outside
the churches in the daily press this reflux
watched so keenly, and
is
considered to be of so far reaching conse-
papers
liberal
sym-
this increasing
ascribe
to
it
for
a large part, the
overwhelming majority which Lord Salisbury secured
For three-quarters of a century,
elections.
on the
still
spirit is
for Ritualism
quences,
the hearts of their
approaching ebbtide among
of an
Methodists and Congregationalists
whatsoever
difficulty in
was a voice of one crying
his voice
and the uneasy
ness,
had no
closely to their standards,
at the last
as they frankly ack-
nowledge, non-conformism had been the stronghold of the Liberals,
and
it
remarkable change
this
is
more
giously being
advantage of
tlie
ming forward
in
the public mind, which,
in
The
conservatives and unionists.
by
this
it
lowed
in
beats
in
social
mere
trifle
its
and
in church-life,
is
us,
in
if it
no small
In the long run
oneness of impulse.
The
track
almost spontaneously
is
So much
political affairs.
movement,
tell
movement.
ritualistic
forsake
matters of religion,
that this symbolical
a
same
human mind cannot
which
was no doubt
by Mr. Gladstone's persevering support
incidentally brought about
our
interesting co-
of the unionists under Mr. Chamberlain
of home-rule, but was countenanced, as they
proportion
reli-
favor of Ritualism, turns politically to the
to convince
carries the day, far
fol-
you
from being
on the contrary impregnated by an
energetic principle, which menaces to react upon our whole
human
existence and upon the whole history of the world.
The second siastically
church
it
In the
after
est service
more
first
is
to
(for I
emphasize that eccle-
be observed
in the
attraction
Episcopal
period the thirst of the non-conformistic
artistic
worship
is
duly
satisfied
conducted by a low-church minister. But
England people,
same
movement
has three stages)
itself.
renegade
of
stage of this
by the for the
church
things are very differently conditioned.
which the low-church
is
plain-
The
exercising upon a faltering
and wavering non-conformist, the episcopalian himself undergoes
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Bekijk de hele uitgave van zondag 1 januari 1899
Abraham Kuyper Collection | 28 Pagina's
Bekijk de hele uitgave van zondag 1 januari 1899
Abraham Kuyper Collection | 28 Pagina's