The Period of the Reformation
The Period of the Reformation
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It seemed to them that the Elizabethan compromise retained too much of Romanism in the Church of England. They had conscientious scruples against wearing the surplice, as a priestly garment, against kneeling at the Communion, the sign of the cross in baptism, and the like. This party became known as Puri- tans, and later grew to a quite formidable strength. One section of them became Presbyterians, and de- nounced episcopal government as " prelacy " and a 114 The Period of the Reformation relic... of popery. They were not Separatists, prefer- ring to remain in the Church and secure its further reformation according to their ideas. At the acces- sion of James I (1603), they hoped for more Hberal treatment, but though bred as a Presbyterian James was much incHned toward episcopal government and the High Church party After a conference with the Puritans, he declared that he would make them con- form, or he would " harry them out of the land. " 81. The King James Bible The most creditable event of this reign was the making of a revision of the various translations of the English Bible, a work begun in 1607 and published in 161 1.
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It seemed to them that the Elizabethan compromise retained too much of Romanism in the Church of England. They had conscientious scruples against wearing the surplice, as a priestly garment, against kneeling at the Communion, the sign of the cross in baptism, and the like. This party became known as Puri- tans, and later grew to a quite formidable strength. One section of them became Presbyterians, and de- nounced episcopal government as " prelacy " and a 114 The Period of the Reformation relic... of popery. They were not Separatists, prefer- ring to remain in the Church and secure its further reformation according to their ideas. At the acces- sion of James I (1603), they hoped for more Hberal treatment, but though bred as a Presbyterian James was much incHned toward episcopal government and the High Church party After a conference with the Puritans, he declared that he would make them con- form, or he would " harry them out of the land. " 81. The King James Bible The most creditable event of this reign was the making of a revision of the various translations of the English Bible, a work begun in 1607 and published in 161 1.
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