The General Assembly of 1893 and the case of Dr. Briggs

Thomas Mcdougall

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.,,Vi,|., V, . 'V' If, Present( THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 1893 AND THE CASE OF DR. BRIGGS. V McDOUGALL.REPORT OF THOS. Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, Thursday, June 8, 1893. CINCINNATI, O.: Elm Street Printing Co., Nos, 176 and 178 Elm St. 1893. Gazette, Thursday,Cincinnati Commercial June 8,1893. THOS. McDOUGALVS REPORT. The Bri^rgrs Case—WTiy tlie tJeneral As- sembly Fouiid I>r. Ouilty—VitalBrigrss Points Explainedand theIssnesDefined —The Judicial Settlesthe FaithDecision Characterof the Chnrch-Dr. Brigrgs' ofNot Assailed, Neither the Sincerity His Belief. At the regular weekly prayer-meeting the First Presbyterian Church ofWal-of nut Hills, on June Thos. McDougall7, made his report of the late General As- sembly held in "Washington, D. C, JVEr. McDougall said: Brethren—It myprivilegewas to attend the late General Assembly of our Church as a commissioner from this Presbytery. According to the custom of our Church, permit me to make report fol-to you as lows: The 105th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church held its sessions at Washington City, beginning Thursday, — May 18, at 11 A.M., and continuing daily, Sabbaths excepted, till Thursday, June 1, P.M., dulyat 10 when it was dissolved. Never having attended any other General IAssembly^ am unable, even if it were proper, tomake comparisons with the per- andsonnel dispatch of business of former Assemblies.

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• Briggs

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 5
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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