The New York herald., 1871-05-28
Soclx-DslIioacrs.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
AS the so-called "Evangelical" newspaper editors
have suddenly been converted to an inordinate
admiration OF DR.. DJllinger, whose writings In de-
fence OF the Church they entirely ignore, would
invite their attention TO a few extracts from his
celebrated work, "Church and Churches" which
would do much to enlighten their readers, II they
we're put before them. The man who wrote that
book, how much soever he may kick against the
traces OF authority in the Church. can never belong
TO any OF the sccts which he regards with much
manifest contempt, and he shows very conclusively
that neither the Lutheran, Anglican nor the Greek
Church is anything more than a mere national or
State church. The attempt OF the petty poientate
of Bavaria to establish now similar State religion
Is also well rebuked In this book. Thus, speaking
OF the efforts Of Fichte and Rothe to church
which would be union OF the Catholic and Pro.
testanr--to be called the Church OF ST. Johnnie
derlsively says, page 329:-
budding forth of a church the State
less than universal state chnrch But when sttempi
future church, then tho biologists evapora.
snd s cluster OF hopes aud Of wshes
brilliant fagacous ana volatile as butterflies and whose
olher human being in his sober senses.
Here is a sock.Dollinger for men who appeal to
the analytical treatment OF historyn In opposition
to the authority OF the Church OF God Up. sly
The Christian social elements principles by
wS & a1Jsa 1s % S and the s
tucs or neehbory love- Industry chastity temperance
y. relation power snbject. They are ali
% sa wh
ence Every Stale be prepared with negauon, II
sHd Whistler enncbss unds the name OF
theory Of nature" or Of "ersca, analytical treatment Of
Here is soothing syrup for sickiy sentimental
sectaran preachers and 'eyangellcal' editors, p.
banner Of all the evanrelca secs With his aoisdans
BY which the rghteousness Of Chris. s placed Quite
Sr and 2.
usaed by mere faith and the imputaton OF the righteous
mes. Of G Of the S fact % SS ass % 81 es
Ing @ q s .:S ad o point s s Ss
have therefore arranged their conversons very
nessse Several prescners and laymen into
snis %so ae sed TO o' SSsTss long S . sS
"ass a ,ssss ;is'%S :a
s TStss sna sa si s
sass. which sS They ssi sysySias iSsy
% fS % Of and se s
tudc whcn naturally follows these vioen. and
.pasms peace q mind from assurance Of
70 Be Induced to see, himself on he stool the
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. and nember OF the church" Besiassyss
town 'revvaas there also camp meetings. which
been Sc. on foot by the Mehodis Many those
Msodss are ue. ssF par. s - sn @s
inrc, and real biblical knowledge TO bs thorIhs OF
among them They amply provided for they Fave
good number OF texts at command Many OF the have
been mechanics who happened To show III Iencv OF
speech they we're then, after short training iade
further promoted to be preac ,ersppr
2ao. - "rhc mnd,"as Cotton acknow et tes as en-
saycd by the machinery OF revvas false nsciencs h
character OF the people Is desro yed"-page ?A7.
Here Is q tribute to our boasted political public
schools:-
The want peoples church. which fecevcs every one IA
~ Infancy incorporates hm with nes0 hy baptisn ana