The worlds Convention. organis
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The Worlds Convention. organized
ms "an Evangelical Alliance for tho World, as
ssinhlcd IN London on the 18th Of August, and
continued in session fourteen days. II enrolled
over 1000 names; G3 were from America. Aflcr
a patient investigation, the Convention fixed up
on the following points Of Christian doctrine as
the basis of Union, viz: g.. F..


Thatthe parties composing the Alliance
shall be such persons only as hold ana
.maiusain what are usually understood to
be evangelical views, in regard 10 The mat
ters.af doctrine understated, viz:


/. The Divine inspiration, authority
and slficicncy Of The Holy Scriptures,


.. Thc unity Of The Godhead and the
Trinity of persons therein.


3. The utter deprayity of. human na'
.ture In consequence Of The fall. 49,.


4. The incarnation of the Son OF God
his work of atonement for sinners OF man.
kind. aud his mediatorul intercession ant
reign.


s. The justification Of the sinner BY
faith alone. ~-


6. The work Of The. Holy Spirit in tht
conversion and sanctifcation of the sinner


y. Tie right and duty Of private ludg
meni in the Interpretation Of the Hol,
Scriptures. ].


8. The Divine institution Of the Chris
lion Ministry, and the authority and per
petuity Of the ordinances Of Baptism am
The .ord's Supper.


q. The immortality Of the soul, tho re
sure:ticn Ut lie body, The Judgment OF u