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Title: The North Carolina Presbyterian
Year: 1858 (1850s)
Authors: Fayetteville, N.C. : Geo. McNeill
Subjects: Presbyterian Church in the U.S Presbyterians Presbyterian Church
Publisher: Fayetteville, N.C. : Geo. McNeill & Bart'w Fuller
Contributing Library: Duke Divinity School Library, Duke University
Digitizing Sponsor: Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the State Library of North Carolina. Grant issued to Duke University for the Religion in North Carolina project.

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a•nitaMe balldiftg, aoi. nn anttffatie, aolivomisnontfy for thispartteolar locality. These zdalots, however, are not remarksble for strict conformity to the golden mle,and it makes a wonderful difference withthem when any body olstis quadruped gorestheir oow. How eloquently aial earnestlywill they descant upon the wickedness ofa snggestion to establish in their neighbor-hood another church of differing name.The poverty of the congregation, the sparse-,nees of the population, the inability of theneighborhood to snetaio two churches andtwo preachers, become for a time the sin^etheme. A pious duty at once requires apilgrimage from house tc house in the com-munity, and around every testable the con-summation of the wicked purpose must bedenounced in all the wild eloqnence of in-dignant womanhood. Woe then to the «* peopMVfl*faith JMg proftWll^lWhar of .the p^mer ofa!b. Oi^^ ^dren wlAn of pa»^ohJ-i»tiedfroihlbehave if^T xtHeavebt; **and ththelolshoMM;j0Ufo h from^Bhn vgrudge a ororUei
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learned so iitild of^tbe; to comprehend tK0Se lie on the first pagei ianity. They were tha ist taught to the chil- tlWe exclueive notiotit^They are all import^earttily p>;irio», ^ndodour of H«ll thantruly is plenteousiborersllew. Will ye not pr yftbe iMVeet to send forth morebarges; and v^ithhol iilHiliiM^MM to let tht.Vi^^4^wraf yrmauy creed the privilegeof gathering info the garner of yonr common Lord grain ripeniig bfsido you underthe genial suushineof His grace ? Ye La-dy Weyirioothe, ys poletnic churchmen andcharchw^men, loi>k w«!l into your ownhearts, ao<l as joa vstoe yonr own eternitytear out aQ4 tatr np thi^ modern Pharisee-ism. What amttcf* it tBou^h we may differ about forms and ceferaonies and non-essential dogmas of faitn^.if^so be we areonly found in-Ohfist. at last. Shall wo,whose manj %ndgnato;fences cry aloud toHeaven for veil;^ic<j^^nd can only beatoned for in the pretioos blood of G-kIsincarnate fion, presume* to reproach andstigmatize a brotfa^ for e

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