Lectures On Theology volume 1
Lectures On Theology volume 1
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We can admit at any given time, only a part of what may be known and enjoyed ; but our Maker has formed us capable of interminable progress ; and hence, we are urged forward by a powerful impulse from the point which we have gained to another which rises to view, and holds out the hope of greater advantao-e. What we already possess is soon exhausted, and we seek a new supply ; or it creates sensations so delightful, that we wish them to be multiplied and heig-ht- ened. The Supreme Being finds e...ternal rest and satisfaction in himself. The well-springs of his happiness are in his own nature : even his infinite under- standing can conceive nothing greater and more excellent ; and of every thing external he is so independent as not to be affected by its existence or annihila- tion. In the possession of his own resources, he is consummately and per- manently blessed ; and hence the Scripture calls him the happy God, the hap- py* and only Potentate, the Being who has in himself an inexhaustible store of felicity, and therefore needs no change as creatures do, who, possessing only a diminutive portion of good, feel the craving of desire, and hasten on from stage to stage in quest of a resting-place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We can admit at any given time, only a part of what may be known and enjoyed ; but our Maker has formed us capable of interminable progress ; and hence, we are urged forward by a powerful impulse from the point which we have gained to another which rises to view, and holds out the hope of greater advantao-e. What we already possess is soon exhausted, and we seek a new supply ; or it creates sensations so delightful, that we wish them to be multiplied and heig-ht- ened. The Supreme Being finds e...ternal rest and satisfaction in himself. The well-springs of his happiness are in his own nature : even his infinite under- standing can conceive nothing greater and more excellent ; and of every thing external he is so independent as not to be affected by its existence or annihila- tion. In the possession of his own resources, he is consummately and per- manently blessed ; and hence the Scripture calls him the happy God, the hap- py* and only Potentate, the Being who has in himself an inexhaustible store of felicity, and therefore needs no change as creatures do, who, possessing only a diminutive portion of good, feel the craving of desire, and hasten on from stage to stage in quest of a resting-place.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dick to read onlineMoreLess
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