A Memoir of the Rev. Nathaniel Ward, A.M., Author of the Simple Cobbler of Agawam in America
A Memoir of the Rev. Nathaniel Ward, A.M., Author of the Simple Cobbler of Agawam in America
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knew no reason why divine adoration should be confined to one part of the world or the church than another. He also seems to have compared it to Cardinal Aldobrandini's ape. On the propriety, under the circumstances of the country, of emigration to New England, he had stated that " he was not of Tertullian's rigid opinion, but of our late learned Archbishop's milder judg- ment concerning the lawfulness of flight in persecution ; yet rather commended such, as stayed in their native country and m...other church, which he thought and said to be the most flourishing national kingdom and church in the world, not knowing what God would incline and enable himself to do in case of trial, if any should happen." At another time he had said that " he was not of so melancholly a spirit, nor looked through so black spectacles, as he that wrote that religion stands on the tiptoes in this land looking westwards, nor feared their fear that feared an imminent departure of the Gospel." He had also expressed some opinion in favor of the ancient right of the churches to signify their assent to or acceptance of their ministers.
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knew no reason why divine adoration should be confined to one part of the world or the church than another. He also seems to have compared it to Cardinal Aldobrandini's ape. On the propriety, under the circumstances of the country, of emigration to New England, he had stated that " he was not of Tertullian's rigid opinion, but of our late learned Archbishop's milder judg- ment concerning the lawfulness of flight in persecution ; yet rather commended such, as stayed in their native country and m...other church, which he thought and said to be the most flourishing national kingdom and church in the world, not knowing what God would incline and enable himself to do in case of trial, if any should happen." At another time he had said that " he was not of so melancholly a spirit, nor looked through so black spectacles, as he that wrote that religion stands on the tiptoes in this land looking westwards, nor feared their fear that feared an imminent departure of the Gospel." He had also expressed some opinion in favor of the ancient right of the churches to signify their assent to or acceptance of their ministers.
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