...this salutary and glorious work. The domestic, or internal incident, was a controversy concerning the manner in which the body and blood of Christ were...Luther and his followers, though they had rejected the montrous doctrine of the church of Rome with respect to the transubstantiation, or change of the bread...

...agitated the reformed churches — The first dispute was between Luther and Zuinglius concerning the manner in which the body and blood of Christ were present in the cucharist. Both parties maintained their tenets with the utmost obstinacy ; and, by their divisions,...

...this salutary and glorious work. The domestic, or internal incident, was a controversy concerning the manner in which the body and blood of Christ were...in the eucharist, that arose among those whom the pope had publicly excluded from the communion of the church, and unhappily produced among the friends...

...this salutary and glorious work. The domestic, or internal incident, was a controversy concerning the manner in which the body and blood of Christ were...in the eucharist, that arose among those whom the pope had publicly excluded from the communion of the church, and unhappily produced among the friends...

...there existed no material difference of sentiment. However, a small difference arose, concerning the manner, in which the body and blood of Christ were present in the eucharist, and in a few years erew into a violent and tedious controversy. This dispute, which has been termed...

...agitated the reformed churches. — The first dispute was between Luther and Zuhiglius concerning the manner in which the body and blood of Christ were present in thé eucharist. [ Both parties maintained their tenets : with the utmost obstinacy; and, by their divisions,...

...agitated the reform:d churches. — The first dispute was beween Luther and Zuinglius concerning -he manner in which the body and blood of Christ were present in the eucharist. meeting of a general council, was revoked, and even- change dec unlawful that should be introduced...

...agitated the reformed churches. — The first dispute was between Luther and Zuinglius concerning the manner in which the body and blood of Christ were present in the eucharist. Both parties maintained their tenets with the utmost obstinacy; and, by their divisions, first gave...

...European Princes. Mosheim says, " Hitherto the opinions of the ' Christian doctors, concerning the manner " in which the body and blood of Christ " were present in the Eucharist, were ex" tremely different; nor had the Church " determined, by any clear and positive " decree, the...

...(i.) Not IN the elements of bread and wine. — This is the Lutheran doctrine in consubstantiation. " Luther and his followers, though they had rejected...monstrous doctrine of the church of Rome with respect to transubstantiation, were nevertheless of opinion that the partakers of the Lord's Supper received with...