A Full Answer to the Essay On Spirit Wherein All the Authors Objections Both
A Full Answer to the Essay On Spirit Wherein All the Authors Objections Both
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"P. 541078. »P. 79to82. ?"?. 29.
[ xxi ] mlon of the Son with the fuhftance of the Father y though blended, as I freely confefs, with fome perplexed and metaphyfical reafonings, more re- concilable to the principles of Piato^ than to thofe of the Holy Scripture. However, as he has introduced it in fuch a manner as to render it re- pugnant to his own principles, and therefore in- capable of doing bis caufe the leafl fervice (be the doftrine of it this or that) I fhall not try to give... the reader any edification or amufement by a critical difcuflion of a very long pafTage, un- likely to afford either.
But I muft not throw his book afide, without giving fome fhort account of his language; I mean, of his candour, humility, and charity ; which virtues areas much difreg-arded in the De- fence (if that be poflible) as they are recommended in the EJ/ay.
The gentlemen who have advifed the Reve- rend author of the Effay to refign his preferment-, that is, in efted, to appeafe his confcience, re- trad his fubfcription, and ceafe to difturb the peace of the church with his own private fcru- ples ; he upbraids with a fpirit of per fe cut ion and ignorance"^ I which is not more unkind than it is untrue and injudicious.
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[ xxi ] mlon of the Son with the fuhftance of the Father y though blended, as I freely confefs, with fome perplexed and metaphyfical reafonings, more re- concilable to the principles of Piato^ than to thofe of the Holy Scripture. However, as he has introduced it in fuch a manner as to render it re- pugnant to his own principles, and therefore in- capable of doing bis caufe the leafl fervice (be the doftrine of it this or that) I fhall not try to give... the reader any edification or amufement by a critical difcuflion of a very long pafTage, un- likely to afford either.
But I muft not throw his book afide, without giving fome fhort account of his language; I mean, of his candour, humility, and charity ; which virtues areas much difreg-arded in the De- fence (if that be poflible) as they are recommended in the EJ/ay.
The gentlemen who have advifed the Reve- rend author of the Effay to refign his preferment-, that is, in efted, to appeafe his confcience, re- trad his fubfcription, and ceafe to difturb the peace of the church with his own private fcru- ples ; he upbraids with a fpirit of per fe cut ion and ignorance"^ I which is not more unkind than it is untrue and injudicious.
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