Christian Ethics Or Moral Philosophy On the Principles of Divine Revelation V
Christian Ethics Or Moral Philosophy On the Principles of Divine Revelation V
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" 2. Gratitude for the Divine goodness. — Every existing creature owes to its Creator all that it is, and has, and hopes for; and from every creature that is capable of knowing God, gratitude is due to him for its being and its well-being. The complacency of which we have been speaking is love to God for what he is, and for the benevolence of his nature as manifested to creation in general : gratitude is love to him for his kindness to us ; to us personally; to us relatively; — as members of fa...milies, of circles of kindred, of communities, of the race of mankind, — nay, we might stretch the associating feeling of relation still further, and say, of the whole rational and sensitive creation, considering ourselves as part of the great system of being, sustaining a connexion, and conscious of a sympathy, with all that thinks, and feels, and breathes.
In proportion as we are under the influence of benevo- 198 IDENTITY OF lence to others, we shall love God as the beneficent Author of all the good that creatures throughout the universe enjoy : — but still, from the very constitution of our nature, our grateful love must ever be most fervent for the blessings of which we ourselves are the recipients.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 2. Gratitude for the Divine goodness. — Every existing creature owes to its Creator all that it is, and has, and hopes for; and from every creature that is capable of knowing God, gratitude is due to him for its being and its well-being. The complacency of which we have been speaking is love to God for what he is, and for the benevolence of his nature as manifested to creation in general : gratitude is love to him for his kindness to us ; to us personally; to us relatively; — as members of fa...milies, of circles of kindred, of communities, of the race of mankind, — nay, we might stretch the associating feeling of relation still further, and say, of the whole rational and sensitive creation, considering ourselves as part of the great system of being, sustaining a connexion, and conscious of a sympathy, with all that thinks, and feels, and breathes.
In proportion as we are under the influence of benevo- 198 IDENTITY OF lence to others, we shall love God as the beneficent Author of all the good that creatures throughout the universe enjoy : — but still, from the very constitution of our nature, our grateful love must ever be most fervent for the blessings of which we ourselves are the recipients.
What to read after Christian Ethics Or Moral Philosophy On the Principles of Divine Revelation V?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Wardlaw to read onlineMoreLess
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