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March 1816
2o Note * 169
Intro. IV
Report Spurious
§.9. Actors who
1. This and other Liturgy functions form part of Church Garment
2. Object of Church Garment now covered by Bishop Laud
☞ See Preface in which Bp is already mentioned.
Note to Introd letter press
§.7. Causes of the creation and preservation of this formulary
its subserviency to the sinister interests of its creators
and preservers.
By Laud pains
taken to substitute
Catechism to sermon
By Sutton, going
further, to Bible
(a) By Dr Laud, before he was Archbishop of Canterbury,
but while, with in no higher titles offices than those of Bishop of London
and Prime Minister he was governing the English Church,
it is the reader need not wonder at seeing the pains taken
to confirm Parish Ministers to the teaching of a Catechism,
doubtless of course this Catechism — and for what purpose?
— to prevent their preaching. At the head of a set of Instructions
published in the name of his Majesty King Charles I
stands the following. "That in all parishes the afternoon sermon
"be turned into catechizing by question and answer, where there
"is not some great cause for to teach this antient and profitable
"order." This from Neal History of the Paritims P
Ecl II. 199 — where may be seen the pains taken to inf
considerations by which this presidential Ordinance was
suggested, and the zeal and activity, with which the observance
of it was. In a succeeding section §.3 of the Introduction
may be seen the ingenuity displayed as well as by his
present worthy successor in the See of Canterbury in bestowing upon
this same formulary a still more important office. By
Dr Laud it was only to the Bible sermon of the day that this Catechism
was employed — nor that with much effect; as a substitute
In §.3 of this part of the present Introduction, and in
may be seen it may be seen whether this same blessed useful formulary
maybe has not been converted converted into a substitute to the Bible: and by in Part
IV of this Introduction it may be seen that it is whether it be not by Dr Manners
Sutton that the substitution has been accomplished.
Neal Hisse of Pari
II. 199
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