NEGATIVE: Resolved that a local consistory has the right to act contrary to the Church Order in submission to Classis and Synod (Joh. Jansen’s View)
I shall now argue on the negative side of the positive proposition: Resolved that a local consistory has the right to act contrary to the Church Order in submission to Classis and Synod. I want to prove also this proposition false. According to Joh. Jansen, though fundamentally and in the final analysis, a local consistory does not have the right to act contrary to the Church Order, it does have this right tentatively, for the time being, until classis meets, better said, until the synod...
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