J. C. Ryle: Prepared to Stand Alone, by Iain H. Murray. Published 2016, by The Banner of Truth Trust. 273 pages. ISBN 978-1-84871-679-7
Below are some selected quotations from the book.
Chapter 8: Stradbroke: Twenty Fruitful Years
The great aim of all he wrote was to lead readers to respond to the words of the Lord Jesus Christ, ‘Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.’ ‘This is the end for which I desire to write and preach; and it is of little use or value to write and preach for anything else.'
(p.124)
(Quoted from Ryle’s Principles for Churchmen: A Manual of Positive Statements on Doubtful, or Disputed Points, 1884, p.149)
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Chapter 9: The Teacher
"It is not Atheism I fear so much in the present times as Pantheism. It is not the system which says nothing is true, so much as the system which says everything is true. It is the system which is so liberal, that it dares not say anything is false. It is the system which is so charitable, that it will allow everything to be true. It is the system which is so scrupulous about the feelings of others that we are never to say they are wrong ...
The great aim of all he wrote was to lead readers to respond to the words of the Lord Jesus Christ, ‘Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.’ ‘This is the end for which I desire to write and preach; and it is of little use or value to write and preach for anything else.'
(p.124)
(Quoted from Ryle’s Principles for Churchmen: A Manual of Positive Statements on Doubtful, or Disputed Points, 1884, p.149)
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Chapter 9: The Teacher
"It is not Atheism I fear so much in the present times as Pantheism. It is not the system which says nothing is true, so much as the system which says everything is true. It is the system which is so liberal, that it dares not say anything is false. It is the system which is so charitable, that it will allow everything to be true. It is the system which is so scrupulous about the feelings of others that we are never to say they are wrong ...