Harriet Martineau's Autobiography, volume 3
Harriet Martineau's Autobiography, volume 3
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That belief, not being' voluntary, cannot rightfully be rewarded or punished; 2. That in so important a matter as what a man believes to be true,, on subjects of a practical bearing, the expression of it is not only his right, but a clear duty to others. These seemed to Dr.
Channing, who headed the petition, to savour too much of the metaphysics of Unitarianism to be admissible in a document in- tended foi general signature. (1) To one neither metaphysician nor •Unitarian it would certainly see...m that if there ever did exist pracr tiical universal truths, making a part of the very nature of things, these are they. In deference to him, they were, however, omitted.
But this was the character of that good man*s mind. He constantly Heeded the admonition of the French statesman, conveyed in his ctefinition of a bitise, — " C*est oublier la chose essentielle." Digitized by VjOOQIC 142 MEMOBIALS.
flelf and our Unitarians generally on the subject of a First Cause other than the approximation to the Ortho- •dox world occasioned by her Necessarianism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That belief, not being' voluntary, cannot rightfully be rewarded or punished; 2. That in so important a matter as what a man believes to be true,, on subjects of a practical bearing, the expression of it is not only his right, but a clear duty to others. These seemed to Dr.
Channing, who headed the petition, to savour too much of the metaphysics of Unitarianism to be admissible in a document in- tended foi general signature. (1) To one neither metaphysician nor •Unitarian it would certainly see...m that if there ever did exist pracr tiical universal truths, making a part of the very nature of things, these are they. In deference to him, they were, however, omitted.
But this was the character of that good man*s mind. He constantly Heeded the admonition of the French statesman, conveyed in his ctefinition of a bitise, — " C*est oublier la chose essentielle." Digitized by VjOOQIC 142 MEMOBIALS.
flelf and our Unitarians generally on the subject of a First Cause other than the approximation to the Ortho- •dox world occasioned by her Necessarianism.
What to read after Harriet Martineau's Autobiography, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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