Memorial Papers: The Memorial: With Circular and Questions of the Episcopal Commission; Report of the Commission, Contributions of the Commissioners, ... and Non-Episcopal Divines (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Memorial Papers: The Memorial: With Circular and Questions of the Episcopal Commission; Report of the Commission, Contributions of the Commissioners, and Communications From Episcopal and Non-Episcopal Divines

Tm; subjects discussed in this volume are of common interest to all Christians. How to qualify ministers of the Gospel to deal more successfully with the social necessities and the ethi cal and theological problems of the day - how to secure a more eii'ective Christian nurture for the rising generation - how, by healthy and legitimate means, to render the Sanctuary and its services more attractive to young men - how to get from our laity more active cc-opcration in the work of evangelizing the irreligicus, and building up in the faith those who name the name of Christ - in one word, how to secure for our own land, and for the world, a more pervading. Interpenetrating life power through the Gospel, are questions which belong exclu sively to no one class or body of Christians. They are discussed here more immediately in connection with the Protestant Epis copal Church; but the principles involved concern all churches, and all earnest men. The discussion has the advantage of being conducted by a variety of independent minds, occupying difl'ereut stand-points, and having a diversity of gifts. The views presented, too, are in conformity with no foregone conclu sion; but are the outspoken opinions of those who dib'er much now, and who can be brought to agree only through frank and kindly discussion.

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