Dialogues On Divine Providence
Dialogues On Divine Providence
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Ph. What is that?
H. First of all, I would put the two posi- tions side by side, and shew that they are not, in virtue of the force of words, necessarily in- consistent.
Ph. I agree in your conclusion ; but I should like to see a little more of the process.
H. Oh, the process is simple enough. Both assert that God governs the world. The ques- tion is, how? One says, by general laws, another, by special Providence. A certain feel- ing of difference is supposed to follow. I enquire into its reaso...n. Is it, Philip (for you shall answer for both), because God cannot be supposed to govern the world by two means at E 50 SPECIAL PROVIDENCE.
once ? I do not wish you at present to consider what the means are.
Ph. I should think not. That difficulty, if it deserves the name, is easily got over. Both may be means of His government, though in different ways.
H. I quite agree with you. That little word ' by' has a dozen shades of meaning at the very least.
Ph. Yes ; and we need not delay in choosing between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ph. What is that?
H. First of all, I would put the two posi- tions side by side, and shew that they are not, in virtue of the force of words, necessarily in- consistent.
Ph. I agree in your conclusion ; but I should like to see a little more of the process.
H. Oh, the process is simple enough. Both assert that God governs the world. The ques- tion is, how? One says, by general laws, another, by special Providence. A certain feel- ing of difference is supposed to follow. I enquire into its reaso...n. Is it, Philip (for you shall answer for both), because God cannot be supposed to govern the world by two means at E 50 SPECIAL PROVIDENCE.
once ? I do not wish you at present to consider what the means are.
Ph. I should think not. That difficulty, if it deserves the name, is easily got over. Both may be means of His government, though in different ways.
H. I quite agree with you. That little word ' by' has a dozen shades of meaning at the very least.
Ph. Yes ; and we need not delay in choosing between them.
What to read after Dialogues On Divine Providence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Hay Benton to read onlineMoreLess
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