“The most tremendous judgment of God in this world is the hardening of the hearts of men.”
In 1669 Owen wrote a spirited remonstrance to the Congregationalists in New England who under the influence of Presbyterianism had shown themselves persecutors. At home too he was busy in the same cause. In 1670 Parker attacked the Nonconformists in his own style of clumsy intolerance. Owen answered trim; Parker repeated his attack; Marvell wrote The Rehearsal Transprosed; and Parker is remembered by this alone.
In 1669 Owen wrote a spirited remonstrance to the Congregationalists in New England who under the influence of Presbyterianism had shown themselves persecutors. At home too he was busy in the same cause. In 1670 Parker attacked the Nonconformists in his own style of clumsy intolerance. Owen answered trim; Parker repeated his attack; Marvell wrote The Rehearsal Transprosed; and Parker is remembered by this alone.
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