A Discourse of the Liberty of Prophesying Showing the Unreasonableness of Presc
A Discourse of the Liberty of Prophesying Showing the Unreasonableness of Presc
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Vid. J^tlinut. Fel. Octav.
t Pergentes non quo eundurn est, sed quo itur. 25 £90 THE SACRED CLASSICS.
impresses : but the observation and experience of all wise men can justify this truth. All that I shall say to the present purpose is this, that con- sideration is to be had to the weakness of persons when thej are prevailed upon by so innocent a prejudice; and, when there cannot be arguments strong enough to overmaster an habitual persua- sion, bred with a man, nourished up with him, that alwa...ys eat at his table, and lay in his bosom, he is not easily to be called heretic ; for, if he keeps the foundation of faith, other articles are not so clearly demonstrated on either side but that a man may innocently be abused to the contrary. And there- fore, in this case, to handle him charitably, is but to do him justice ; and when an opinion in mino- ribus articidis, " in points of inferior moment, " is entertained upon the title and stock of education, it may be the better permitted to him, since upon no better stock nor stronger arguments, most men entertain their whole religion, even Chris- tianity itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vid. J^tlinut. Fel. Octav.
t Pergentes non quo eundurn est, sed quo itur. 25 £90 THE SACRED CLASSICS.
impresses : but the observation and experience of all wise men can justify this truth. All that I shall say to the present purpose is this, that con- sideration is to be had to the weakness of persons when thej are prevailed upon by so innocent a prejudice; and, when there cannot be arguments strong enough to overmaster an habitual persua- sion, bred with a man, nourished up with him, that alwa...ys eat at his table, and lay in his bosom, he is not easily to be called heretic ; for, if he keeps the foundation of faith, other articles are not so clearly demonstrated on either side but that a man may innocently be abused to the contrary. And there- fore, in this case, to handle him charitably, is but to do him justice ; and when an opinion in mino- ribus articidis, " in points of inferior moment, " is entertained upon the title and stock of education, it may be the better permitted to him, since upon no better stock nor stronger arguments, most men entertain their whole religion, even Chris- tianity itself.
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