The British Churches in Relation to the British People

affections amongst apostolic appointed aristocratic sentiment ascer asso association authority bear become benevolence body British Churches character Christian Church of Christ Church of England common constitute display distinctions divine truth duty earnest effort eldership emotions enterprise eternal evil exclusively exercise exertion exhibit express extent fact faith feeling genius of Christianity give God's gospel habits heart honour human impression individual influence intel interest irreligion Jesus Christ labour less living look man's manifestation matter means ment merely mind minister ministry mission mode moral power nature ness object organized pathies perhaps piety political religionism position practical preaching present principle profession professional sentiment purpose racter recognise regard religious render respect revealed truth revelation sacred Scripture social society soul sphere spiritual success sympathy teaching Testament things thought tion trade spirit true uncon utterance vidual whilst word worldly