...some movements elsewhere. I will cite first the judgment of Chillingworth, the celebrated author of the maxim that " the Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants :" — • " Some aiming at an exact conformity with the apostolic times, others thinking they should...

...Bible-worship has, with us, taken the place of the old Catholic image-worship. It really would seem that the Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants. We worship the Book as devoutly as our fathers worshipped the Virgin and the Saints. The faith and...

...inspiration of the sacred Scriptures, to re-iterate perpetually the maxim of the immortal Chillingworth, " that the Bible, and the Bible only is the religion of Protestants," — to present it to our sons and daughters as the Book of books, the best inheritance received from...

...Bibleworship has, with us, taken the place of the old Catholic image-worship. It really would seem that the Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants. We worship the Book as devoutly as our fathers worshipped the Virgin and the Saints. The faith and...

...are saved from many anxieties which he cannot escape who sincerely endeavours to act on the principle that " the Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants." If we assume this principle, we must be ready to act upon it, and take the consequences. And, my friends,...

...writers, than to the practical truths of revelation. Then comes the " tug of war," on the grand Protestant maxim, that " The Bible, and the Bible only, is the religion of Protestants." This is affirmed by Dr. Arnold and denied by the reviewer, in a long and ingenious argument ; in which...

...indefinite " authority" for the Fathers ; and has suffered himself to speak most strangely of the celebrated maxim, " that the Bible and the Bible only is the religion of Protestants." What this authority, over and above that which may be yielded to any other human beings, may be, he...

...indefinite ' authority ' for the Fathers; and has suffered himself to speak most strangely of the celfbra'ed maxim, ' that the Bible and the Bible only is the ' religion of Protestants.' What this authority, over and above that which may be yielded to any other human beings, may be, he...

...indefinite " authority" for the Fathers ; and has suffered himself to speak most strangely of the celebrated maxim, " that the Bible and the Bible only is the religion of Protestants." What this authority, over and above that which may be yielded to any other human beings, may be, he...

...Bible this faith is perpetually to be tested, and either rejected or confirmed. In this sense is it that " the Bible and the Bible only is the religion of Protestants." Now, the misfortune of our liberal friends is, that this test they can not apply, for in order to accommodate...