Discourses On Special Occasions volume 1
Discourses On Special Occasions volume 1
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there are so many, whose vicious and libertine propensities impart a false colouring to the pretensions, and a factitious strength to the arguments, of irreligion. His were rather the " lusts of the mind. " With the conscious powers of a lofty, penetrating, and excursive intellect, he was determined to take nothing for granted, but to search and sift the evidence of every alleged fact and of every re- ceived doctrine. He scorned the thought of continuing to hold for truth what he had not fully ...examined, what he had rather adopted from others than embraced for himself, and what, when investigated, might be found to rest on no satisfactory proofs, but to have been, to those from whom he had received it as well as to himself, the object of a merely traditionary attachment, or educational prejudice. But amidst all his inquisitive speculations, there was a deep-seated in- fluence of early piety that never left his heart. He had still the secret "witness in himself, " in his conscience and in his affections, of the divine excellence of the principles in which he had been trained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
there are so many, whose vicious and libertine propensities impart a false colouring to the pretensions, and a factitious strength to the arguments, of irreligion. His were rather the " lusts of the mind. " With the conscious powers of a lofty, penetrating, and excursive intellect, he was determined to take nothing for granted, but to search and sift the evidence of every alleged fact and of every re- ceived doctrine. He scorned the thought of continuing to hold for truth what he had not fully ...examined, what he had rather adopted from others than embraced for himself, and what, when investigated, might be found to rest on no satisfactory proofs, but to have been, to those from whom he had received it as well as to himself, the object of a merely traditionary attachment, or educational prejudice. But amidst all his inquisitive speculations, there was a deep-seated in- fluence of early piety that never left his heart. He had still the secret "witness in himself, " in his conscience and in his affections, of the divine excellence of the principles in which he had been trained.
What to read after Discourses On Special Occasions volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Stephens Mcall to read onlineMoreLess
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