An Outline of a System of Natural Theology
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" We assert, that his religious feelings are not the consequence of the belief of man's understanding merely, but are implanted in the very constitution of his mind. His passions have a religious direc- tion and object, which as naturally belong to them as the hopes and fears which are called forth by temporal causes. Without premising the authen- ticity of the beautiful picture of pure and spiritual religion in the scriptures, we see how these views and descriptions accord with the religious f...eelings of the human heart in all ages and coun- tries where it has spread. And without entering into particulars, we cannot but perceive that these feelings are incongruous to man, if he be merely intended for this world. Yet they are seated in his very heart. Not all the writings in the world, aided by man's imagination, would ever be able to excite such feelings in the human mind, were they not naturally there, or imparted supernatu- rally. We must not assume the latter in this discussion ; but then we must admit the former, namely, that they are natural to the human mind.
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" We assert, that his religious feelings are not the consequence of the belief of man's understanding merely, but are implanted in the very constitution of his mind. His passions have a religious direc- tion and object, which as naturally belong to them as the hopes and fears which are called forth by temporal causes. Without premising the authen- ticity of the beautiful picture of pure and spiritual religion in the scriptures, we see how these views and descriptions accord with the religious f...eelings of the human heart in all ages and coun- tries where it has spread. And without entering into particulars, we cannot but perceive that these feelings are incongruous to man, if he be merely intended for this world. Yet they are seated in his very heart. Not all the writings in the world, aided by man's imagination, would ever be able to excite such feelings in the human mind, were they not naturally there, or imparted supernatu- rally. We must not assume the latter in this discussion ; but then we must admit the former, namely, that they are natural to the human mind.
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