The Christian System, in Reference to the Union of Christians and a Restoration of Primitive Christianity, As Pleaded in the Current Reformation

Campbell, ALexander

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The Christian Baptist, Volumes 1-7

Burnet, David Staats

Christian Baptism: With Its Antecedents and Consequents

A Debate On The Roman Catholic Religion: Between Alexander Campbell, Bethany, Va. And Right Reverend John B. Purcell, Bishop Of Cincinnati : Held In ... To The 21st Of January, 1837 : Taken Down

Since the full development of the great apostacy foretold by Prophets and A postles, numerous attempts at reformation have been made. Three full centuries, carrying with them the destinies of countless millions, have passed into eternity since theL ntheran effort to dethrone theM an of Sin. During this period many great and wonderful changes have taken place in the political, literary, moral, and religious conditions of society. That the nations composing the western half of the Roman empire have already been greatly benefitted by that effort, scientifically, politically, and morally, no person acquainted with either political or ecclesiastical history can reasonably doubt Time, that great arbiter of human actions, that great revealer of secrets, has long decided that all the reformers of the Papacy have been public benefactors. And thus the Protestant Reformation is proved to have been one of the most splendid eras in the history of the world, and must long be regarded by the philosopher and the philanthropist as one of the most gracious interpositions in behalf of the whole human race. We Americans owe our national privileges and our civil liberties to the Protestant reformers. They achieved not only an imperishable fame for themselves, but a rich legacy for their posterity. When we contrast the present state of these United States withS panish A merica, and the condition of theE nglish nation with that of Spain, Portugal, and I taly, we begin to appreciate how much we are indebted to the intelligence, faith, and courage of Martin Luther and his heroic associates in that glorious reformation. He restored theB ible to the world A. D. 1634, and boldly defended its claims against the impious and arrogant pretensions of the haughty and tyrannical See of Rome. But, unfortunately, at his death there was no Joshua to lead the people, who rallied under the banners(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)

Christian System

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