The fundamental principles of Christianity may still be preserved though every zealous sectary adheres to his own exclusive doctrine, and pious ecclesiastics make it part of their religion to persecute one another.
The fundamental principles of Christianity may still be preserved, though every zealous sectary adheres to his own exclusive doctrine, and pious ecclesiastics make it a part of their religion to persecute one another.
Every Protestant creed, sectary or conclave, is a perpetual source of mutual jealousy, animosity and persecution, The same intolerant spirit breathes its malignancy over the pages of the religious press.
In fact the history of no religious sectary indicates it to be a bond of love, union, or concord.
The pope finding this sectary increasing in numbers and popularity, in spite of the vigorous counteracting efforts of his appliances of bishops, priests and monks, ordered Raymond VI.
This Mr. Milton must be avoided, and denounced as a Sectary of the worst kind!
Nay he was a Sectary more odious than most; for his was a moral heresy.
In a few, brief English sentences I retold to the sectary this opinion expressed by Madame.
We slowly won our way backward, the effort requiring every pound of our combined strength, De Noyan and I tugging breathlessly at the stern, the sectary doing yeoman service at the bow.
In truth the rough conclusions voiced by the angry sectary merely confirmed my own fear.
Our eyes met, the sectary nodding grimly, his jaws set like a steel trap.
The sectary made hard efforts to glance behind, but the cords held too firmly, so I merely gained a glimpse of the side of his face.
Again and again the priest sought to lead the sectary to his way of thinking, but the gray face only hardened ominously, his bull voice denouncing bitterly all Romish deeds.
The Puritan had appropriated one of De Noyan's hats, broad of brim, and so ample of crown the high peaked head of the worthy sectary was almost lost within its capacious interior.
Nevertheless I felt it incumbent to speak somewhat harshly to the yet sulking sectary for such untimely uproar.
Yet the gentle-voiced priest had tamed his open hatred somewhat; so before he lay down the sectary sat long in moody silence staring at the other with glinting eyes, as though fit speech failed him.
Before the testy sectary had ended his munching, the old savage was sitting up, his back propped against a rock, the firelight playing over his wrinkled face, as he gazed at us, yet dazed and frightened.
Why doth a dividing sectary overvalue and over-love all the party or sect that are of his own opinion, but because he first over-valueth and over-loveth himself?
I know an ignorant, illiterate sectary might say, Writing is no preaching; and you are called to preach, and not to write.
The sectary had lost something of his austerity and become flushed and eager at the prospect of battle, while the giddy man of fashion was hushed into unwonted gravity as he considered the danger of his position.
The relation of sectary to Vishnuite, and to the All-spirit deist, may be illustrated most clearly by comparison with Occidental religions.
The fact is that every sectary is more a monotheist than a pantheist.
What thesectary rejects, namely, the scriptures (Veda and Upanishads, etc.
But the sectary is not content with making the All-god one with Vishnu.
In the second place, the Hindu sectary has interwoven with his doctrine of pantheism that of the trinity.
