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Excerpt from The Gospel of Experience: Or the Witness of Human Life to the Truth of Revelation, Being the Boyle Lectures for 1895These lectures were delivered in obedience to an expressed Wish of the Lord Bishop of London, Which I did not feel at liberty te refuse. They labour under these two defects: first, that they Were undertaken at a very short notice, When it was not possible to give them the amount of study Which lectures of this charac...

Excerpt from Priestly Ideals: Being a Course of Practical Lectures Delivered in St. Paul's Cathedral to Our Society and Other Clergy, in Lent, 1898With this reservation, they are committed to the forbearance and kindness Of my brethren, whose attendance and sympathy, in the midst Of their heavy Lenten labours, were no slight encourage ment and assistance to the lecturer.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare...

Excerpt from The Holy Eucharist: A Series of Lectures, Delivered to the Members of the St. Paul's Lecture SocietyBut I do feel that lectures on a subject like this should be carefully revised, corrected, with quotations fully noted and expressions balanced, which I have not been able to do. I have left the notes practically just as they were taken down by the shorthand writer, only making such alterations as the sense required, or where there ...

Excerpt from The Oxford Library of Practical TheologyEucharist. The treatment adopted was mostly much more elaborate and detailed than that in this book, but he has to thank the editor of the Review as for other kindness, so also for allowing him to use the materials, and sometimes to reproduce the language, of the articles in the chapters on the subjects with which they dealt.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands ...

Excerpt from The Sacrament of the AltarIt assumes therefore throughout, and is intended only to supplement, the theological and historical investigations which form so valuable a part of a previous volume in this series, entitled Holy Com munion, by my friend and co-editor Mr. Stone, who has also given me the great benefit of his help and advice in preparing this book.The reader must be referred to that volume for the fuller doctrinal basis an...

Excerpt from Priestly Blemishes, or Some Secret Hindrances to the Realization of Priestly Ideals: A Sequel Being a Second Course of Practical Lectures Delivered in S. Paul's Cathedral to Our Society and Other Clergy, in Lent, 1902These Lectures are published as being in some sort a continuation and completion of those delivered to the same Society of clergy in 1898.They deal with very simple subjects, and with difficulties in the clerical life...

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Excerpt from The Fruit of the Spirit: Being Ten Addresses Bearing on the Spiritual LifeI can only express a hope that these very crude thoughts in relation to the spiritual life may be found, if not of any practical value in themselves, at least so far suggestive in this way, that they may lead others to investigate the immense spiritual value of simple virtues, and the great importance of what is known as everyday life.'About the PublisherFor...

Excerpt from Speculum Sacerdotum: Or the Divine Model of the Priestly LifeI wish to express my great indebtedness to an old friend and parishioner, who has added this to his other kindnesses - that he has enabled me to correct certain faults of expression, and textual errors, which, I hope, will make this edition more accurate and complete.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more a...

Excerpt from The Church of England: An Appeal to Facts and Principles The Oxford Library of Practical Theology, with which we are associated as editors, has set itself to supply some carefully considered teaching on matters of Religion in a simple and readable form. The remarkable and sympathetic favour with which the volumes of that series have been received, has led us to believe that a plain and short statement of what we conceive to be t...

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About the Book Books about Anglicans discuss the history, practices, and leading identities within the Church of England, which is based on the Bible, apostolic succession, and the writings of the Church Fathers. They also include discussions of the Episcopal tradition that has developed in the United States and is allied with world Anglicanism. Titles include: A Comparative View of the Churches of England and Rome, A History of the Episcopal ...

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Excerpt from Priestly Ideals: Being a Course of Practical Lectures Delivered in St. Paul's Cathedral to Our Society and Other Clergy, in Lent, 1898With this reservation, they are committed to the forbearance and kindness Of my brethren, whose attendance and sympathy, in the midst Of their heavy Lenten labours, were no slight encourage ment and assistance to the lecturer.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare...

Excerpt from The Holy Eucharist: A Series of Lectures, Delivered to the Members of the St. Paul's Lecture Society It is with very considerable hesitation that I have yield to the request of my kind audience and friends of the St. Paul's Lecture Society that these lectures should be printed. Not that I believe the statements made in them to be incorrect, or because they were spoken hastily or with insufficient preparation. This was not the cas...

Excerpt from Speculum Sacerdotum: Or the Divine Model of the Priestly Life The kindness with which this book has been received both by the Clergy and by the Press, makes it necessary once more to insist on the point that if a preacher does not lower his doctrines to the level of his own attainments, so, on the other hand, he must not be regarded as having mastered the difficulties which he knows to be incident to his profession, if he attempt...