Moral And Philosophical Estimates of the State And Faculties of Man And the Nat
Moral And Philosophical Estimates of the State And Faculties of Man And the Nat
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In the ftillnefs of retirement I can and muft, for certain, reduce the propenfities of my heart to order, give them all the propereft direction, kindle and inflame my love to- wards every thing that is true, and beau- tiful, and good ; that is, to virtue. But only in ibcial life, in converfe with my brethren, can I fix my propenfities in this ^ood direction, and confirm my love of truth, of moral beauty, or of virtue, by a ready and faithful obedience to its precepts. Good fentiments that remai...n locked up in the heart, virtues that never difplay themfelves in action, can never pof- icfs any iignal value, but may eafily ap- pear better and greater than they really are. In focial life they are put to the teft ; there we are cited to bring them forth ; 'here, in the practice of them, we meet ith obilacles to vanquish, difficulties to 5 fur- SOCIAL Lit E. 115 furmount, and oppositions to encounter ; and the oftener we ftand thefe trials, ac- cept thefe challenges, and come off vic- torious, or at leaft maintain our ground, fo much the better and more virtuous lhall we be, and fo much the more fafely may we depend on our virtue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the ftillnefs of retirement I can and muft, for certain, reduce the propenfities of my heart to order, give them all the propereft direction, kindle and inflame my love to- wards every thing that is true, and beau- tiful, and good ; that is, to virtue. But only in ibcial life, in converfe with my brethren, can I fix my propenfities in this ^ood direction, and confirm my love of truth, of moral beauty, or of virtue, by a ready and faithful obedience to its precepts. Good fentiments that remai...n locked up in the heart, virtues that never difplay themfelves in action, can never pof- icfs any iignal value, but may eafily ap- pear better and greater than they really are. In focial life they are put to the teft ; there we are cited to bring them forth ; 'here, in the practice of them, we meet ith obilacles to vanquish, difficulties to 5 fur- SOCIAL Lit E. 115 furmount, and oppositions to encounter ; and the oftener we ftand thefe trials, ac- cept thefe challenges, and come off vic- torious, or at leaft maintain our ground, fo much the better and more virtuous lhall we be, and fo much the more fafely may we depend on our virtue.
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