, 1874-01-01

snonE t1 number that 20 let the serYirc. ~ 1br}afs
Church. th1eaEn. after anu Eeca:e Of ec, sent-uces
Al ao not know the GEESE Of tlrir le:.-;no never
WIS nou1ed OF the cause in eillsr cne Of te three
clses. -"
Ard 80 On.
HIGH AND LOW CHURCH
Q.-nafe Sou the sa.ue congregation In xnu had in
1871, or has It changed. s'0 &'a0 -
As-aes. slr; It is very considerably changed.
Q.-1oa say that there PARTIES in w. chnrrh
who represent different types Of belief IL ,nI vou
beong TO the Evangelical type" ''
o-1 Will akk you If those rarties do m. t. .,,,.~
exist po5e '5':. IN Imagination than in f@ct7
Ell o.st wt ast il the so-called Evangelical party in
the ehuIeh nre Ut agreement among hen,steaa AZ to
the distinctive features Of their beief?
~ tGaLk they are n general agreement
us there not ~ much disagreement he++raa1 tha
mtntess Of the so-eaAed Evangelical branch ot sud
charch, and al vital Disagreement IS txists arvcan
,he so.alled Evangelical brunch aud the High Church
Al think not
Q-can you give rome general explanation of the
dir ,;a between the High and Low Church par
by High and Low Church.
A-Tne dlfferen. es, should say rclatc-or rather.
soua say cover 20 vast ground that 1t Is yely DIFF
hcu 70 telect the points. They diuer In ther yeya
q ministerial authority and episcopal authority, il
do!t1na1 ve~s and, III many cases, in forms Of wor-
Q--Do they deny that there is superiority and m
'nies1os1ss IN those respective oldess.
Q.-what are these orders:
- SUPPOSE sou refer to Bishops, presbyter1. and
Q-Which is the highest and which Is the lo,Fest7
iowest. ~ ~
o-1s either Of the orderr, in the view Of said
Ivan 3eneal OF Low Church party, tue executive OF
governing order in said CaurCh7 :
Al am no. aware that there is any such belief
Q-Do the members Of the Evangelical Church
party deny that the pesyters and are smeu-
Die 10 their Bishop rtBpcctiyeiy7
AEthey ase a1nenause to what Is called, In the CT
dinadon-se5vice, his " Cody admoniticn."
Q-Are they not aneuabe. according to the view Of
such Evangelical party, to such Bishops, in matters IT
government aud discipline
Al 1 understand the question, shocld say =
P-esby,er in the Evangelical party regards hintelf
as amenahte to any dnly-org4nized ecclesiastical
court, not to the Bisaop.
Q.-fou have Stated that that party regards the
PreDyter a;nenable the Bishop III respect to lis
Cody adnoniaoas.' What Cody almoi4iuoaa!
AL do not inow-vary with circumstances, sup
Q.-Do you mean to Eay that the amcnability de-
perds upon whether the admonition is Cody or not
Al do.
g. Mho is to be the Judge Ct whether the .d1noni-
tioIa are Gotly:
A.-Ths conscience Of the person admonished-
Q.-Then each person is anenaole, after Il, to his
own conscience:
A.-Gu:ded by the Word Of God and prayer
QAnd eaeh individual is to 10 the judge Of whether
tho given case Of Almonltion Ii GOdly ur not 7
4--As 10 whether it is III accorda1ce with tho Word
Of God, which is the ultimate test Of Goodness.
Q.-1s 1h.rs zuy authority to determine in said
church. according to the belief Of said Evange1al
party, whe,h.: such admont!ens are Cody OF mott
Allie authority Of the VOID Of Goa-
Q-Then i:coes back to the 1otnt that each nan Is
to determine or himself the who!n question after all
Mot by himself Outside Of the Word OF God, bat
By that.
| for1nity with lie Word of God !
| A.-Exactll
| G.-And htalone7
A--Yes, Sit
| Aud as to.he authority Of the Bishop:
| o.-1n wig way is Bishop superior to Preahy-
! Ain ceradn ordinances, which are reserved fol
| him to Ierfe1l.
| according to our uf the laws Of said church
| 4.-Ho, srrbeyond tho deneral Convention OF saad
| o-Is the General Convention other than legi=la-
tive body LII yur opinion
Q.-Then ,ere is no executive officer In s:id
A-1n that euse the Bishop may have authority.
| Q-Nho c:x5es out thu LAWS Of the diocese, aod
sees that They're enforced Is well "a the aaEs OF the
| General Conv1tion?
Al suppa the Bishop.
| Q-Ihen j ho not the executive officer Of the
''.a.- A-no maya SO regarded
| Q-State rather, III your opinion the biahoi
| holds apy jutlinl power in said church 7
t Al Euppa he does- Certain powers gwen Mn
! | by li.6 c.nnuR.a .
o.-And is iyour or:cien that he holds Judicial
powers e1eepsuch as are delegated him " sae
canons
Q-I1are yoever sakau pains to inform 5oursed
, or t:at queHtA9
; Al lstent:: Te1y long argument from 5onr'
self-