Paley's Moral Philosophy : With Annotations
Paley's Moral Philosophy : With Annotations
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But there could be no confidence in promises, if men were not obliged to perform them ; the obligation therefore to perform promises, is essential to the same ends, and in the same degree.
Some may imagine, that if this obligation were suspended, a general caution and mutual distrust would ensue, which might do as well : but this is imagined, without considering how, every hour of our lives, we trust to, and depend upon, others ; and how impossible it is, to stir a step, or, what is worse, to s...it^ still a moment, without such trust and dependence. I am now writing at my ease, not doubting (or rather never distrusting, and there- fore never thinking about it) that the butcher will send in the joint of meat which I ordered ; that his servant will bring it ; that my cook will dress it ; that my footman will serve it up ; and that I shall find it upon the table at one o'clock. Yet have I nothing for all this, but the promise of the butcher, and the implied promise of his servant and mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there could be no confidence in promises, if men were not obliged to perform them ; the obligation therefore to perform promises, is essential to the same ends, and in the same degree.
Some may imagine, that if this obligation were suspended, a general caution and mutual distrust would ensue, which might do as well : but this is imagined, without considering how, every hour of our lives, we trust to, and depend upon, others ; and how impossible it is, to stir a step, or, what is worse, to s...it^ still a moment, without such trust and dependence. I am now writing at my ease, not doubting (or rather never distrusting, and there- fore never thinking about it) that the butcher will send in the joint of meat which I ordered ; that his servant will bring it ; that my cook will dress it ; that my footman will serve it up ; and that I shall find it upon the table at one o'clock. Yet have I nothing for all this, but the promise of the butcher, and the implied promise of his servant and mine.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paley, William, 1743-1805 to read onlineMoreLess
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