 | Charles Daubeny - 1830 - 1120 pages
...Eng- • land and with Independents, whom, formerly, they charged with downright schism ; and some think it very indifferent whom they communicate with,...all. But this is as contrary to all the principles of Church communion, as any thing can possibly be. Christ hath but one Church and one body ; and, therefore,... | |
 | Anglican orders Goode - 1866 - 532 pages
...prayers and Sacraments, with Presbyterian and Independent [or Congregational] Churches ; * * * * and some think it very indifferent whom they communicate with,...all. But this is as contrary to all the principles of Church communion as anything can possibly be." "To be in communion with the Church is to be a member... | |
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Schifm; and fome think it very indifferent, whom they Communicate with, and therefore take their turns in all. But this is as contrary to all the Principles of Church*Communion, as any thing can poffiblybe. 