Memories of Old Friends. Being Extracts From the Journals And Letters of Caroline Fox, of Penjerrick, Cornwall, From 1835 to 1871
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129 self a man. He concludes he shall have to pass three days in bed whilst new clothes are being made.
March 8. — In our ride to-day Dr. Calvert talked of Savo- narola, his influence over all the highest minds at Florence and elsewhere. Luther was the first who revived the convic- tion that it was the inward principle, rather than the outward manifestation of forms or ceremonies, to which Christ claimed man's loyalty, — the heart rather than the senses which should do him homage. This sublime ...and all-important truth was only revealed to him by degrees : he began attacking abuses, and was mightily startled at finding that the principle was in fault : he was frightened at the work before him, and not less alarmed as the work proceeded, fancying that he did more harm than good by the stir of thought which he had impelled throughout Europe. This alarm was perfectly natural, and it was natural too that evil should be evolved in the process, — natural and almost necessary. There has been through all time a constant hankering after the law as opposed to the gos- pel ; it has been perpetually restored in some form or other : one form wears itself out, then a master-mind arises, teaches a pure principle, and can only transmit it by a new form, which in its turn wears out and dies, and another takes its place.
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129 self a man. He concludes he shall have to pass three days in bed whilst new clothes are being made.
March 8. — In our ride to-day Dr. Calvert talked of Savo- narola, his influence over all the highest minds at Florence and elsewhere. Luther was the first who revived the convic- tion that it was the inward principle, rather than the outward manifestation of forms or ceremonies, to which Christ claimed man's loyalty, — the heart rather than the senses which should do him homage. This sublime ...and all-important truth was only revealed to him by degrees : he began attacking abuses, and was mightily startled at finding that the principle was in fault : he was frightened at the work before him, and not less alarmed as the work proceeded, fancying that he did more harm than good by the stir of thought which he had impelled throughout Europe. This alarm was perfectly natural, and it was natural too that evil should be evolved in the process, — natural and almost necessary. There has been through all time a constant hankering after the law as opposed to the gos- pel ; it has been perpetually restored in some form or other : one form wears itself out, then a master-mind arises, teaches a pure principle, and can only transmit it by a new form, which in its turn wears out and dies, and another takes its place.
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