An Essay On the Philosophical Evidence of Christianity Or the Credibility Obtai
An Essay On the Philosophical Evidence of Christianity Or the Credibility Obtai
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V. P. 243.
P 210 Illustrative Use of Analogy in general.
as an imitation, under a different form, of an- other fact to which it is analogous. It is a resemblance, as close as the nature of the subjects, to which they respectively belong, will admit. We are pleased, accordingly, with the detection of such a resemblance, formed, as it were, in spite of the real discrepance of the subjects. The unexpected conformity of the different instances excites our admiration, and disposes us to a ready acqu...iescence in the truth, whose identity stands forth to our view under an actual variety of representation.
6. But perhaps that force of conviction which analogy, when skilfully employed, brings with it, is owing less to any other advantage involved in its use than to this in particular, that it invests the learner with the character of self-instructor. It holds up to him some acknowledged fact, in which, as in a mirror, he may behold the truth in question ; and leaves him to deduce it, almost by observation rather than by reasoning, from that which is brought before him.
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V. P. 243.
P 210 Illustrative Use of Analogy in general.
as an imitation, under a different form, of an- other fact to which it is analogous. It is a resemblance, as close as the nature of the subjects, to which they respectively belong, will admit. We are pleased, accordingly, with the detection of such a resemblance, formed, as it were, in spite of the real discrepance of the subjects. The unexpected conformity of the different instances excites our admiration, and disposes us to a ready acqu...iescence in the truth, whose identity stands forth to our view under an actual variety of representation.
6. But perhaps that force of conviction which analogy, when skilfully employed, brings with it, is owing less to any other advantage involved in its use than to this in particular, that it invests the learner with the character of self-instructor. It holds up to him some acknowledged fact, in which, as in a mirror, he may behold the truth in question ; and leaves him to deduce it, almost by observation rather than by reasoning, from that which is brought before him.
What to read after An Essay On the Philosophical Evidence of Christianity Or the Credibility Obtai?
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