Logick Or the Right Use of Reason in the Inquiry After Truth With a Variety
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Natural good is that which gives us pleafure or fa- tisftction. Natural evil is that which gives us pain or grief.
Happinefs confifts in the attainment of the higheft: and moft lafting natural good. Mifery confilts in f'uffering the higheft and inoft lafting natural evil ; that is, in fliort, heaven or hell.
Though this be a juft account of perfect happinefs xndiperfecJ mifery, yet wherefoever^v: overbalances pleafurc, there is a degree ofmifery : and wherefoever pleafure Chap. V. The right Vfe... C/REASON. 241 pleafure overbalances pain, there is a degree of bappi- nefs I proceed now to lay down fame principles and rules of judgment in matters of morality and religion.
1. The will of our Maker ; -whether difcovered by reafon or revelation, carries the highelt authority with it, and b therefore the bigheft rule of duty to in- telligent creatures ; a conformity or nonconformity to it determines their actions to be morally good or evil.
2. "Whatfoever is really an immediate duty toward ourfelves, or toward our fellow-creatures, is more remotely a duty to God ; and therefore in the practice of it we fhould have an eye to the ivillofGod as our rule, and to his glory as our end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Natural good is that which gives us pleafure or fa- tisftction. Natural evil is that which gives us pain or grief.
Happinefs confifts in the attainment of the higheft: and moft lafting natural good. Mifery confilts in f'uffering the higheft and inoft lafting natural evil ; that is, in fliort, heaven or hell.
Though this be a juft account of perfect happinefs xndiperfecJ mifery, yet wherefoever^v: overbalances pleafurc, there is a degree ofmifery : and wherefoever pleafure Chap. V. The right Vfe... C/REASON. 241 pleafure overbalances pain, there is a degree of bappi- nefs I proceed now to lay down fame principles and rules of judgment in matters of morality and religion.
1. The will of our Maker ; -whether difcovered by reafon or revelation, carries the highelt authority with it, and b therefore the bigheft rule of duty to in- telligent creatures ; a conformity or nonconformity to it determines their actions to be morally good or evil.
2. "Whatfoever is really an immediate duty toward ourfelves, or toward our fellow-creatures, is more remotely a duty to God ; and therefore in the practice of it we fhould have an eye to the ivillofGod as our rule, and to his glory as our end.
What to read after Logick Or the Right Use of Reason in the Inquiry After Truth With a Variety?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watts Isaac to read onlineMoreLess
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