Critical Essays Contributed to the Eclectic Review volume 2
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But perhaps it 428 BENJAMIN TBANKLIK.
would in eftect have as mucli explicitness as his venerablo correspondeut could wish, for it would too clearly iuform the good man, as it does its present readers, that this philosopher and patriot, and, as in many points of view he may most justly be regarded, philanthropist, was content and prepared to venture into another world without any hold upon the Christian faith. In many former letters, as well as in this last, he constantly professes his firm bel...ief in an Almighty Being, wise and good, and exercising a pro- vidential government over the world ; and in a futiu-e state of conscious existence, rendered probable by the nature of the human soul, and by the analogies presented in the renovations and reproductions in other classes of being, and rendered necessary by the unsatisfactory state of allotment and retribution on earth. On the ground of such a faith, so sustained, he appears always to anticipate with com- placency the appointed remo*val to another scene, confident that he should continue to experience in another life the goodness of that Being who had been so favourable to him in this, " though without the smallest conceit, " he says, " of meriting such goodness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But perhaps it 428 BENJAMIN TBANKLIK.
would in eftect have as mucli explicitness as his venerablo correspondeut could wish, for it would too clearly iuform the good man, as it does its present readers, that this philosopher and patriot, and, as in many points of view he may most justly be regarded, philanthropist, was content and prepared to venture into another world without any hold upon the Christian faith. In many former letters, as well as in this last, he constantly professes his firm bel...ief in an Almighty Being, wise and good, and exercising a pro- vidential government over the world ; and in a futiu-e state of conscious existence, rendered probable by the nature of the human soul, and by the analogies presented in the renovations and reproductions in other classes of being, and rendered necessary by the unsatisfactory state of allotment and retribution on earth. On the ground of such a faith, so sustained, he appears always to anticipate with com- placency the appointed remo*val to another scene, confident that he should continue to experience in another life the goodness of that Being who had been so favourable to him in this, " though without the smallest conceit, " he says, " of meriting such goodness.
What to read after Critical Essays Contributed to the Eclectic Review volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster John to read onlineMoreLess
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