Five Letters to the Critical Reviewers in Answer to Their Censure On the Author
Five Letters to the Critical Reviewers in Answer to Their Censure On the Author
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But, perhaps, .. The majority of your readers, are of the focinian, deift- ical, and atheiftical clafs, whofe patrons you appear to be, by animadverting upon the alarm I am under, iu confequence of atheiftical, paqiftical, and Jacobinical plots. If fo, firs, let thena come forward, or come yoc yourfelves forward, not with mere declamations, but with found arguments, then will it appear, why t>he relifh for Lutheran dodrine is but with a few.
Had you been pofleired of genuine relifh the efFedl o...f ^ fouo 1 f 6 ) found knowledge of things, and do£lrineS| fully agree*^ ing with thcmfclve?, with the good of lociety, and vs ith-: the dcfign of God ; you could not have failed lo diC» cern fuch an agreement in my books, and your, and your readers* relilb, would have been fccuredby the force of truth. You would not then give proof, that you have. Corrupted the tafle of the inajority of your readers, in; luch a manner, that they can no longer relifti the prin- ciples of Chriftianity hfelf.
But, Sirs, I am rather inclined to think, that- it is not fo much a majority of your raiders y who difrelifk Lutheran theology, as of another, which will ever be ready, for certain reafons, to concur with your fenti- ments, to crulh the do^irines of Proteftanis, and wiih^ it alfo the Proteftant line of the Houfe of Brunfwick, A few remarks on the remarks you made on the book of a Cifalpine Pap i ft, Fr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, perhaps, .. The majority of your readers, are of the focinian, deift- ical, and atheiftical clafs, whofe patrons you appear to be, by animadverting upon the alarm I am under, iu confequence of atheiftical, paqiftical, and Jacobinical plots. If fo, firs, let thena come forward, or come yoc yourfelves forward, not with mere declamations, but with found arguments, then will it appear, why t>he relifh for Lutheran dodrine is but with a few.
Had you been pofleired of genuine relifh the efFedl o...f ^ fouo 1 f 6 ) found knowledge of things, and do£lrineS| fully agree*^ ing with thcmfclve?, with the good of lociety, and vs ith-: the dcfign of God ; you could not have failed lo diC» cern fuch an agreement in my books, and your, and your readers* relilb, would have been fccuredby the force of truth. You would not then give proof, that you have. Corrupted the tafle of the inajority of your readers, in; luch a manner, that they can no longer relifti the prin- ciples of Chriftianity hfelf.
But, Sirs, I am rather inclined to think, that- it is not fo much a majority of your raiders y who difrelifk Lutheran theology, as of another, which will ever be ready, for certain reafons, to concur with your fenti- ments, to crulh the do^irines of Proteftanis, and wiih^ it alfo the Proteftant line of the Houfe of Brunfwick, A few remarks on the remarks you made on the book of a Cifalpine Pap i ft, Fr.
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