“”We admit,” it is said, “that the gospel of the apostolic church is what it has just been represented as being; we admit that the religion of the apostolic church was not a religion of sunny optimism, not a religion based upon confidence in human nature, but in the fullest sense a religion of redemption. But may we… Read More »
“But what is the importance of the matter? (The virgin birth of Christ.) That question has loomed large in recent discussion, and some have held that although they accept the virgin birth of Christ themselves they can make common cause in Christian service with those who do not accept it. But this indifferentist position is really almost worse… Read More »
“The Church is a Divine institution, owing its origin not to man, but to Christ, and associated together not in consequence of human arrangement, but by Christ’s appointment. No doubt there is a foundation laid in the very nature of the religion which Christ came to promulgate, for the union of His disciples in one body or… Read More »
