A Discourse about Tradition: Shewing what is Meant by It, and what Tradition is to be Received, and what Tradition is to be RejectedT. Basset at the George in Fleet-street, and Abel Swalle at the Unicorn in St. Paul's Church-yard, 1685 - 37 páginas |
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... ancient Doctrines , as are conveyed to us fome other way : whether by word of mouth , as fome will have it , from one Generation to another ; or by hu- mane Writings , which are not of the fame authority with the Holy Scriptures . How ...
... ancient Doctrines , as are conveyed to us fome other way : whether by word of mouth , as fome will have it , from one Generation to another ; or by hu- mane Writings , which are not of the fame authority with the Holy Scriptures . How ...
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... Ancient : which can have no greater Authority than he himself was of ; but is more or less credible , according as he was more or less diligent , knowing , and ftrictly religious . 4. But to all this , it is neceffary that it do ...
... Ancient : which can have no greater Authority than he himself was of ; but is more or less credible , according as he was more or less diligent , knowing , and ftrictly religious . 4. But to all this , it is neceffary that it do ...
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... ancient Traditions ; without a- ny Authority from the Holy Scriptures , or ( in truth ) any Authori- ty but their own , and fome private Doctors , whofe Opinions can- not challenge an abfolute fubmiffion to them . But to give every one ...
... ancient Traditions ; without a- ny Authority from the Holy Scriptures , or ( in truth ) any Authori- ty but their own , and fome private Doctors , whofe Opinions can- not challenge an abfolute fubmiffion to them . But to give every one ...
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... ancient Au- thors , that from the Apostles time there have been three Orders of Mini- fters in Christ's Church , Bishops , Priests , and Deacons . I hope no body among us is fo weak , as to imagine , when he reads this , that by ...
... ancient Au- thors , that from the Apostles time there have been three Orders of Mini- fters in Christ's Church , Bishops , Priests , and Deacons . I hope no body among us is fo weak , as to imagine , when he reads this , that by ...
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... ancient Church in matters of Decency , fo unalterably as never to vary from them ; because they themselves did not intend them to be of everlasting obligation . As appears by the changes that have been made in feveral times and places ...
... ancient Church in matters of Decency , fo unalterably as never to vary from them ; because they themselves did not intend them to be of everlasting obligation . As appears by the changes that have been made in feveral times and places ...
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Página 2 - Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and hold the traditions which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our epistle.
Página 7 - That we reverently receive also the unanimous tradition or doctrine of the Church in all ages, which determines the meaning of the holy Scripture ; and makes it more clear and unquestionable in any point of faith, wherein we can find it hath declared its sense. For we look upon this tradition as nothing else but the Scripture unfolded ; not a new thing, which is not in the Scripture, but the Scripture explained and made more evident.
Página 11 - But though nothing may be taught as a piece of Religion, which hath not the fore-named original, yet I must add, that those things which have been universally believed, and not contrary to Scripture, though not written at all there, nor to be proved from thence, we do receive as pious opinions.
Página 13 - ... or his apostles. No, we refuse nothing at all, because it is unwritten, but merely because we are not sure it is delivered by that authority to which we ought to submit. Whatsoever is delivered to us by our Lord and his apostles, we receive as the very word of God ; which we think is sufficiently declared in the holy scriptures. But if any can certainly prove, by any authority equal to that which brings the scriptures to us, that there is any thing else delivered by them, we receive that also.
Página 12 - It is not necessary that traditions and ceremonies be in all places one, or utterly like ; for at all times they have been divers, and may be changed according to the diversities of countries, times, and men's manners, so that nothing be ordained against God's Word.
Página 12 - ... private judgment, willingly and purposely, doth openly break the Traditions and Ceremonies of the Church, which be not repugnant to the Word of God, and be ordained and approved by common authority, ought to be rebuked openly (that...
Página 14 - Catechism, drawn up by their order ; where we find these words, (towards the conclusion of it,) " The whole doctrine to be delivered to the faithful, is contained in the word of God ; which'' (word of God) "is distributed into scripture and tradition.
Página 14 - In this consists the main difference between us, and them of the Romish persuasion ; who affirm that Divine truth, which we are all bound to receive, to be partly written, partly delivered by word of mouth without writing. Which is not only the affirmation of the Council of Trent, but delivered in more...
Página 29 - ... they hear that word, to imagine they must rise up and oppose it. No, the scripture itself is a tradition ; and we admit all other traditions which are subordinate, and agreeable unto that, together with all those things which can be proved to be apostolical, by the general testimony of the church in all ages : nay, if any thing not contained in scripture, which the Roman church now pretends to be a part of God's word, were delivered to us, by as universal uncontrolled tradition as the scripture...