An Enquiry Into the Natural Right of Mankind to Debate Freely Concerning Religio
An Enquiry Into the Natural Right of Mankind to Debate Freely Concerning Religio
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157 arid Inftances become fo intricate, that not only private and particular Men, but whole Nations often mifbke the one for the other. He that trufted his Cafe to his own Sen(e and Reafon, would find himfelf very often miftaken when Judgement came to be given. Men therefore fee Counfeltors, a fet of Men allowed and authorized by the civil Autho- rity to aflift the Subjed in his Affairs. If Men had a Concern for their Souls equal to what they have for their Eftates, they would be apt to diftruf...t their own Skill and Know- ledge fo far in Religion. , that they would not only c all the Aid of other T, but be content pay them for it. That it is otherwife, a famous diflenting Minifter and a very great Man in his Way very well knew; for being confulted by one of his Hearers upon difpofing of his Son in a way where his Learning might be of ufe, " You may tc then, (faid the honeft Man) make him a " Phyfician, a Lawyer, or a Minifter \ but " as he will want prefent Imployment, my " Opinion is you mould make him a Mi- " nifter, becaufe People are very my to " truft young and unexperienced Men with " their Health and Wealth, but any Man S " will 258 Natural Right of Mankind " will eafily and readily truft fuch with their f
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
157 arid Inftances become fo intricate, that not only private and particular Men, but whole Nations often mifbke the one for the other. He that trufted his Cafe to his own Sen(e and Reafon, would find himfelf very often miftaken when Judgement came to be given. Men therefore fee Counfeltors, a fet of Men allowed and authorized by the civil Autho- rity to aflift the Subjed in his Affairs. If Men had a Concern for their Souls equal to what they have for their Eftates, they would be apt to diftruf...t their own Skill and Know- ledge fo far in Religion. , that they would not only c all the Aid of other T, but be content pay them for it. That it is otherwife, a famous diflenting Minifter and a very great Man in his Way very well knew; for being confulted by one of his Hearers upon difpofing of his Son in a way where his Learning might be of ufe, " You may tc then, (faid the honeft Man) make him a " Phyfician, a Lawyer, or a Minifter \ but " as he will want prefent Imployment, my " Opinion is you mould make him a Mi- " nifter, becaufe People are very my to " truft young and unexperienced Men with " their Health and Wealth, but any Man S " will 258 Natural Right of Mankind " will eafily and readily truft fuch with their f
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