Essays for the Times On Ecclesiastical And Social Subjects
Essays for the Times On Ecclesiastical And Social Subjects
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(1. ) As Rome was the great and guilty per- secutor of these churches, this interpretation of the promise, on the conceded principle of understanding its terms as referring to external organizations, must imply that by the " Gates of Hell " are intended the power and resources of the Eoman See, thus identifying the Eomish Communion, as an external organization and as a specific identity, with the seat and dominion of Satan. When and how, it could not but be asked, did the Roman See become thus ...abso- lutely the seat and dominion of Satan ? When and how did its identity change, so that from Christian it became Satanic ? To those, who understand by the Church of Christ a visible organization, with an unbroken identity, such a question is embarrassing. Was the Roman unity of Churches in the fifth century already identical with the Gates of Hell ? If so, when and how did it so become ? If not, when and how did it become so afterwards ? (2. ) Another objection to this interpretation is that it ignores the fact that, notwithstanding the apostacies of the Roman 258 pusey's eirenicon.
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(1. ) As Rome was the great and guilty per- secutor of these churches, this interpretation of the promise, on the conceded principle of understanding its terms as referring to external organizations, must imply that by the " Gates of Hell " are intended the power and resources of the Eoman See, thus identifying the Eomish Communion, as an external organization and as a specific identity, with the seat and dominion of Satan. When and how, it could not but be asked, did the Roman See become thus ...abso- lutely the seat and dominion of Satan ? When and how did its identity change, so that from Christian it became Satanic ? To those, who understand by the Church of Christ a visible organization, with an unbroken identity, such a question is embarrassing. Was the Roman unity of Churches in the fifth century already identical with the Gates of Hell ? If so, when and how did it so become ? If not, when and how did it become so afterwards ? (2. ) Another objection to this interpretation is that it ignores the fact that, notwithstanding the apostacies of the Roman 258 pusey's eirenicon.
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