The New York herald., 1871-11-13
RELIGIOUS.
TAs Polsnies f the Pulpit and the
! Proclamation of the Gospel !
Sabbath Musings ana Sumo
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DR.. Thompson's Farewell to
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esrunsa ~ de Rev. Dr. Believe . ~
RelIEisss Rsvslusisn 81 the Last Hall
Ceasury-The esnsus sf Unitnrianlsn. -
me Rev. Dr.. Bsllovs yesterday preacAed an In
nrssisng disoourss On ne aNasiona Importance Of
hatoaa Christianity.n Hs took for his text the
bassase-I w1n restore tAy health and WIZ heal
shse Of tiny wounds, because they have called thes
IN ouseastm 10. Ne began b. reviewing the won
assfdI chang@ In theological thought that nad been
wrought during the pest afty ysarA As the begin.
ning q us century, and especially In this country
hen were under Tue dominsuon OF the peeiesshood,
the sabbash was ksps mp WIN supsnunous ssxiek
neaa, hsrmless amusemenes vigorously forbidden.
jths perusaI Of Acsttious l1tsgature accounted
[ 4 DEADLY SIN,
and p every relatoA and department OF life the IN.
Aueace Of the Ohurch was felt There was then
also > marked disunctlon drawn between morals
nnd religion; 1t was even reproach ana an implied
lnsinuation against An character to can him .
''moral man." Men In tine world were necessarily
outside the pale Of the Church; men In the Church
could have no dealings with the world. Ezekiel
Webster. tho brother OF Daniel, confessedly the
purear Citizen Of the little town in which he lived
was loroed TO make public confession because In
ecadsmyi But how completely all these things had
been changed. Whether IN the orthodox churches
or In the socaled heretlcal congregations the most
popular preaching was that which advocated 8
more 2EtHI al e4u ea
GENTLE AND HUMANE VIEW "A sf, s.ssa
of the Christian rennon than thai taken By these
grim Pantans. Perhaps, however. some might gay.
wese not sou But such people. good and noble
and nCnsss - = they M maghs Ds were s,asuisr5 VIDE
enalysis ~ tho PuktGn character ana the innusDoe
g ;sss " 5% pure % and
pnforoed, might perhaps have made many sslnts, Il
tet out Of account aitooeshsr many Of tho ans 70
Gnica hnman nature was most pertloucly exposed-
[ervnce 20 human s0ferine lack Of mercy-and faT.
EaSr mat certainly brought into sx'sssnes vast
HxroCnrrHcAL SINNERS. .A
NJ. Bonows Dexs investigated the causes Of the
bon " pssy sSs result q evoiuson ana patty
pubshtution. First the tendency and nature Of the
fms Va. responslbls Tor the change-the innuences
born Of improved facllitioa Of Communication, the
Oi che hight Of private Judgment. II was as impOs.
hgencies g for an Iceberg separated nom tho
Arctic Sea 10 resist the action OF the warmer Gulf
:eas ad ann a'G a u
change u religious 1nopsss so tssn Dy any direct
THE UNITARIAN CHURCH
Wss the only thing thar stood between the man OF
pulture unable believe IN the orthodox creeds and
Of dnDeiief Would be stemmed By the orthodox
Church, he expected that lnndeily during the com.
Ing ha wOGa ,9s make rapid 9S
b earnestly hoped that, IN this country, at any
sts, the breaking up OF lhe old faitn would NOT re-
worship ana latin 70 the ignorant peasantry and su
perstnlous women, wnne al citizens Of ntelliRence
ed G5 Sur ana s
Into such
A nxLArcHolx CONDITION u J. u.
aanitv delayed . hundred or fvs hundred years.
Dr. Bellows closed BY an eloquent appeal for the
spsc,s Ooscss ior winch aid xss needed @ xas the re-
building OF Robert C0lyer's church ct Chicago.