An Open Letter to the Rt Rev William C Doane in Reference to the Consecra
An Open Letter to the Rt Rev William C Doane in Reference to the Consecra
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My relation to this matter would be the same were the party concerned m^^ father or my brother. I am not conscious of aught but the kindest feelings to- wards him whose consecration I regard as most disastrous and injurious to our Communion. It is not his fault that he is where he is. His acts and words have not been done or spoken "in a corner. '" They have been the public prop- erty of the nation for years. And, once more, my refusal to consent and acquiesce is not based in the slighest degre...e upon what others have said or written ; it rests entirely upon the unquestioned deeds and statements of the emi- nent personage himself. I do not say that his positions, as defined by what he has said and done, are in themselves wrong that is a different question but I am convinced that they are absolutely inconsistent with the Episcopal oath and vows, provided words, not here or there, l)ut everywhere, are allowed to have their obvious and current meaning, and are not made of none effect by novel "inter- pretations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My relation to this matter would be the same were the party concerned m^^ father or my brother. I am not conscious of aught but the kindest feelings to- wards him whose consecration I regard as most disastrous and injurious to our Communion. It is not his fault that he is where he is. His acts and words have not been done or spoken "in a corner. '" They have been the public prop- erty of the nation for years. And, once more, my refusal to consent and acquiesce is not based in the slighest degre...e upon what others have said or written ; it rests entirely upon the unquestioned deeds and statements of the emi- nent personage himself. I do not say that his positions, as defined by what he has said and done, are in themselves wrong that is a different question but I am convinced that they are absolutely inconsistent with the Episcopal oath and vows, provided words, not here or there, l)ut everywhere, are allowed to have their obvious and current meaning, and are not made of none effect by novel "inter- pretations.
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