Lectures On the Pastoral Character
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I do be- lieve, indeed, that some have fallen into an improper and unjustifiable method in this respect, from simplicity — from a mistaken zeal, (I will not entirely free 'them from vanity, ) but without any deliberate bad 200 intention. Such will sometimes go to undue lengths, in throwing out insinuations against the doctrine taught by some of their brethren. I believe it is, because they really think it dangerous that they act so. But is it not possible, that the censurer, and not the censure...d, may be in the mis- take ? And have we any better title to dic^ tate to our brother, than he has to dictate to us ? Can either claim the prerogative of infallibility ? And as he will think himself entitled to equal freedom in censuring your doctrine, what will be the end, when the pulpit is made, as it has sometimes been made, the scene of theological disputes? Will this promote the interests of truth and virtue, of pure and undefiled religion? — Far from it. — Instead of enlightening the understanding, it will but inflame the passions, which never fail to cloud the judgment, and incapacitate the mind for the discovery of truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do be- lieve, indeed, that some have fallen into an improper and unjustifiable method in this respect, from simplicity — from a mistaken zeal, (I will not entirely free 'them from vanity, ) but without any deliberate bad 200 intention. Such will sometimes go to undue lengths, in throwing out insinuations against the doctrine taught by some of their brethren. I believe it is, because they really think it dangerous that they act so. But is it not possible, that the censurer, and not the censure...d, may be in the mis- take ? And have we any better title to dic^ tate to our brother, than he has to dictate to us ? Can either claim the prerogative of infallibility ? And as he will think himself entitled to equal freedom in censuring your doctrine, what will be the end, when the pulpit is made, as it has sometimes been made, the scene of theological disputes? Will this promote the interests of truth and virtue, of pure and undefiled religion? — Far from it. — Instead of enlightening the understanding, it will but inflame the passions, which never fail to cloud the judgment, and incapacitate the mind for the discovery of truth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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