Providential Design of the Slavery Agitation a Sermon Preached to the Congregat
Providential Design of the Slavery Agitation a Sermon Preached to the Congregat
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One grand reason why this result has come about, is because men have divorced their morals and religion from their politics. Or rather, moral and religious men have left political affairs to low and intriguing politicians. They have occupied themselves with their families, their business, their studies, their personal interests, leaving the ignorant, the vicious, the demagogues, to elect the officers and administer the government, either sustaining them at the polls, or refusing to have anythin...g to do with politics at all. So far had this gone, that when a Christian man, above all a minister, dared to say a word upon the political duties of men, he was denounced for " dabbling in the dirty pool of politics, " and " mixing up politics with relig- ion. " To such a pass had things come I " Oh, what a fall was there my countrymen I" from the times when the first free constitution of America was formed by the Puri- tan Pilgrims, on the May Flower, " for the glory of God and advancement of the Christian faith ;" from the times when, in Massachusetts and Connecticut, a moral and religious character was the condition of citizenship and office ; from the times when Independence was declared, and the Constitution framed by the brightest intelleota and noblest spirits of the nation, *' appealing to the Discourse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One grand reason why this result has come about, is because men have divorced their morals and religion from their politics. Or rather, moral and religious men have left political affairs to low and intriguing politicians. They have occupied themselves with their families, their business, their studies, their personal interests, leaving the ignorant, the vicious, the demagogues, to elect the officers and administer the government, either sustaining them at the polls, or refusing to have anythin...g to do with politics at all. So far had this gone, that when a Christian man, above all a minister, dared to say a word upon the political duties of men, he was denounced for " dabbling in the dirty pool of politics, " and " mixing up politics with relig- ion. " To such a pass had things come I " Oh, what a fall was there my countrymen I" from the times when the first free constitution of America was formed by the Puri- tan Pilgrims, on the May Flower, " for the glory of God and advancement of the Christian faith ;" from the times when, in Massachusetts and Connecticut, a moral and religious character was the condition of citizenship and office ; from the times when Independence was declared, and the Constitution framed by the brightest intelleota and noblest spirits of the nation, *' appealing to the Discourse.
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