Gospel Christianity
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That provision has been made, and it only remains for us to investigate all the laws im- planted in man, until we find one answering the requirements — this we find in the conscience, and we only know of the law by its effect, and by the same process by which we judge of any other law. The conscience, though it can make its decisions, has no power to carry these deci- sions into effect without the aid of the will, which is also one of the group of laws of the mind ; and the will itself has no p...ower to carry out the decisions of the conscience into overt acts, without it is aided by the material laws of the body. There is an intermediate law be- tween conscience and will, which we call reason, to which all subjects presented to the conscience are referred, and its finding is presented to the conscience, which has the power of option to direct the will to execute that option of right or wrong in the overt acts which follow.
Conscience, the Rudder of Life. 231 So that conscience is the judge, reason is the jury, and will, with the aid of the functions of the body, is the executive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That provision has been made, and it only remains for us to investigate all the laws im- planted in man, until we find one answering the requirements — this we find in the conscience, and we only know of the law by its effect, and by the same process by which we judge of any other law. The conscience, though it can make its decisions, has no power to carry these deci- sions into effect without the aid of the will, which is also one of the group of laws of the mind ; and the will itself has no p...ower to carry out the decisions of the conscience into overt acts, without it is aided by the material laws of the body. There is an intermediate law be- tween conscience and will, which we call reason, to which all subjects presented to the conscience are referred, and its finding is presented to the conscience, which has the power of option to direct the will to execute that option of right or wrong in the overt acts which follow.
Conscience, the Rudder of Life. 231 So that conscience is the judge, reason is the jury, and will, with the aid of the functions of the body, is the executive.
What to read after Gospel Christianity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Alfred Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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