Apologia Diffidentis
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To be loyal, to be con- tented, to acquiesce in all things save only in ameliorable evil, this is to live according to nature, which is God's administration. If you are assiduous in careful choosing, you will learn at last to make a right use of every ^palaQm HtfRtreittij^ 75 event ; you will be harassed no more by vain desire or unreasoning aversion, but will become God's coadjutor and be always of his mind. So, when external things have ceased to trouble your spirit, you will no longer be a c...ompetitor for vanities ; but, enfranchised from all solicitude, you will have discarded envy and conceit and intoler- ance, which are the ill fruits of that vain rivalry. You will neither cringe before power nor covet great place, for alike from inordinate affection and from the fear of pain or death you will be free. Disen- amoured of mundane things, you will live simply and unperturbed, in kindness and cheerfulness and in gratitude to Providence. Life will be to you as a feast or solemnity, and when it comes to a close, you will rise up saying, ' I have been well and nobly entertained, it is fit that I give place to another guest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be loyal, to be con- tented, to acquiesce in all things save only in ameliorable evil, this is to live according to nature, which is God's administration. If you are assiduous in careful choosing, you will learn at last to make a right use of every ^palaQm HtfRtreittij^ 75 event ; you will be harassed no more by vain desire or unreasoning aversion, but will become God's coadjutor and be always of his mind. So, when external things have ceased to trouble your spirit, you will no longer be a c...ompetitor for vanities ; but, enfranchised from all solicitude, you will have discarded envy and conceit and intoler- ance, which are the ill fruits of that vain rivalry. You will neither cringe before power nor covet great place, for alike from inordinate affection and from the fear of pain or death you will be free. Disen- amoured of mundane things, you will live simply and unperturbed, in kindness and cheerfulness and in gratitude to Providence. Life will be to you as a feast or solemnity, and when it comes to a close, you will rise up saying, ' I have been well and nobly entertained, it is fit that I give place to another guest.
What to read after Apologia Diffidentis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Compton Leith to read onlineMoreLess
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