Report of the Discussion on the Late Disruption in the Presbyterian Church: Which Took Place in St. Andrew's Church, Galt, on Tuesday, May 27, 1845 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Report of the Discussion on the Late Disruption in the Presbyterian Church: Which Took Place in St. Andrew's Church, Galt, on Tuesday, May 27, 1845

Mr Bayne proceeded to say, that if he should be able to prove that the Church of Scotland had sinned in matters fundamental, and if he also proved that the Synod of the Presbyterian Church in Canada in connexion with her had become art and part in their sin, then it would follow as a matter ofcourse that all who did not separate themselves from her, committed similar wickedness, and did dishonour to the Christian faith and their great M aster~ and Head but if, on the contrary, he did not prove those accusations, or his positions were proved to be unsound or untenable, then would be (mr Bayne)? Give them up and retract them, admit his error, and do what he could to make amends for it and he hoped each of those who had heard him would be ready to adopt a similar course.

First, then, he had to prove that the Church of Scotland had sinned in matters vital and fundamental.

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