 | William Laud (abp. of Canterbury.) - 1839 - 380 sivua
...my part, I hold it impossible for the ablest pen that is to express it. And in this respect I Psaid it with humility and reason, that to set these bounds was no work for my pen; nor will I ever take upon me to express that tenet or opinion (the denial of the foundation only... | |
 | William Laud - 1849 - 540 sivua
...that for my part I hold it impossible for the ablest pen that is to express it. And in this respect I said it with humility and reason, That to set these...tenet or opinion, the denial of the foundation only exceptcd, which may shut any Christian, the meanest, out of heaven. And, AC, 1 believe you know very... | |
 | William Laud - 1849 - 522 sivua
...that for my part I hold it impossible for the ablest pen that is to express it. And in this respect I said it with humility and reason, That to set these...heaven. And, AC, 1 believe you know very well to what a narro« scantling some learned of your own side bring the very foundation itself, rather than they... | |
 | William Holden Hutton - 1927 - 216 sivua
...least, as a part of Christ's Holy Catholic Church, may securely rest. Said Laud, " I will never take on me to express that tenet or opinion, the denial of...foundation only excepted, which may shut any Christian, even the meanest, out of heaven ",1 The enthusiastic Whitefield, carried away by the successes of his... | |
 | William Edward Collins (bp. of Gibraltar) - 1895 - 378 sivua
...are fundamental," and " I will never take •William Laud (Methuen & Co.), pp. 15o-151, 237-238. it upon me to express that tenet or opinion, the denial...foundation only excepted, which may shut any Christian, even the meanest, out of heaven."* Laud in this, as in his Catholicism, expressed, I have no doubt,... | |
 | William Holden Hutton - 1896 - 312 sivua
...as for the National Church, he says that it is impossible to set bounds to the Divine compassion. " Nor will I ever take upon me to express that tenet...foundation only excepted, which may shut any Christian, even the meanest, out of heaven." These were bold words, or so they seem to us who draw our knowledge... | |
 | William Holden Hutton - 1897 - 358 sivua
...was reaching towards the conclusion which the greatest prelate of the age expressed in after years, " Nor will I ever take upon me to express that tenet...foundation only excepted, which may shut any Christian, even the meanest, out of heaven." Out of the controversies, however, some good did emerge. The Church... | |
 | Henry Offley Wakeman - 1897 - 536 sivua
...him to believe that any other Christian should be damned.' ' Nor,' said Laud, in a noble passage, ' will I ever take upon me to express that tenet or...foundation only excepted, which may shut any Christian, even the meanest, out of heaven.' It was just this strength of theological and historical position,... | |
 | Henry Offley Wakeman - 1898 - 548 sivua
...obliged him to believe that any other Christian should be damned.' 'Nor,' said Laud, in a noble passage, 'will I ever take upon me to express that tenet or...foundation only excepted, which may shut any Christian, even the meanest, out of heaven.' It was just this strength of theological and historical position,... | |
 | Henry Donald Maurice Spence-Jones - 1898 - 518 sivua
...belief." In another place Laud wrote : — " It was impossible to set bounds to the divine compassion, nor will I ever take upon me to express that tenet...the denial of the foundation only excepted, which mav shut any Christian, even the meanest, out of heaven." * Chillingworth, the great latitudinarian,... | |
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Nor will I ever take upon me to express that tenet or opinion, the denial of the foundation only excepted, which may shut any Christian, the meanest, out of heaven. 
