Advice to Religious Inquirers Respecting Some of the Difficulties Arising From T
Advice to Religious Inquirers Respecting Some of the Difficulties Arising From T
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Such persons have never been really in earnest ; they have not been truly sincere in their inquiries. They have either trusted to their own abilities, or been unwilling to go all the length to which a belief of the truth would lead them. They have not sought the as- sistance of God's Holy Spirit, and would not receive the humbling and purifying doctrines of grace. They were unwilling to give up their false notions, and they still sought to secure the good opinion of the world. No wonder if they... have failed in their proposed object, and that even a laugh has over- come their resolution, and they have stopped short on the very threshhold of inquiry. Such persons are much to be pitied. They have had some of the trouble and anxiety of religious inquirers, but they 158 THE INFLUENCE OF RIDICULE have never participated in their joys. They have experienced some of the disadvantages of ignorance, but they have reaped none of the advantages of re- ligious knowledge. They have yielded to indiffer- ence, and they have done it willingly, because they were afraid to lose the world's favour.
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Such persons have never been really in earnest ; they have not been truly sincere in their inquiries. They have either trusted to their own abilities, or been unwilling to go all the length to which a belief of the truth would lead them. They have not sought the as- sistance of God's Holy Spirit, and would not receive the humbling and purifying doctrines of grace. They were unwilling to give up their false notions, and they still sought to secure the good opinion of the world. No wonder if they... have failed in their proposed object, and that even a laugh has over- come their resolution, and they have stopped short on the very threshhold of inquiry. Such persons are much to be pitied. They have had some of the trouble and anxiety of religious inquirers, but they 158 THE INFLUENCE OF RIDICULE have never participated in their joys. They have experienced some of the disadvantages of ignorance, but they have reaped none of the advantages of re- ligious knowledge. They have yielded to indiffer- ence, and they have done it willingly, because they were afraid to lose the world's favour.
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