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It would cease to be a moral means of conversion, if it left no exercise for the judgment, and no choice for the will. As so much de- pends on a man's own conduct, in order to constitute him a moral agent, a subject of rewards and punishments, we cannot conceive any scheme that would necessarily prevent the admission, and in some situations the pre- valence of error, without a total alteration in the plan of moral government. The faculties that may be employed to a good purpose, are liable to b...e perverted to a bad one. Divine wisdom from time to time corrects and restrains the abuses that arise from their mismanage- ment: but to prevent them altogether, would require such a perpetual intervention of a miraculous power, and such a constant bias irresistibly preponderating over the mind, as would destroy the very design of the gospel, which is intended to produce a voluntary service by mo- ral motives; and not a necessary effect by a constraining and irresistible impulse.
P. 46. I. Ig. Thus he foretold', and the event justified the prediction, ^ That the church was even in the earliest periods infested with heresies of the most pernicious kind, cannot be denied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would cease to be a moral means of conversion, if it left no exercise for the judgment, and no choice for the will. As so much de- pends on a man's own conduct, in order to constitute him a moral agent, a subject of rewards and punishments, we cannot conceive any scheme that would necessarily prevent the admission, and in some situations the pre- valence of error, without a total alteration in the plan of moral government. The faculties that may be employed to a good purpose, are liable to b...e perverted to a bad one. Divine wisdom from time to time corrects and restrains the abuses that arise from their mismanage- ment: but to prevent them altogether, would require such a perpetual intervention of a miraculous power, and such a constant bias irresistibly preponderating over the mind, as would destroy the very design of the gospel, which is intended to produce a voluntary service by mo- ral motives; and not a necessary effect by a constraining and irresistible impulse.
P. 46. I. Ig. Thus he foretold', and the event justified the prediction, ^ That the church was even in the earliest periods infested with heresies of the most pernicious kind, cannot be denied.
What to read after A Comparison of Mahometism And Christianity in Their History Their Evidence An?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph White to read onlineMoreLess
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