Rationalism And Revelation Or the Testimony of Moral Philosophy the System O
Rationalism And Revelation Or the Testimony of Moral Philosophy the System O
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36 THE TESTIMONY OF instances may be found of conduct so equivocal in point of morals, as to leave rational room for doubt whether Conscience may not have vacated her throne, or have become herself so thoroughly corrupted, as to have confounded, in her deci- sions, the immutable principles of right and wrong. But, in such cases, it is satisfactorily answered, that the passions have for a moment usurped her seat — that it is the conduct, not the Conscience, which is in fault ; and that the trans...- gressor himself, if questioned on the grounds of his delinquency, will be found to justify himself not on principles necessarily hostile to the dictates of Conscience, but for reasons which seem, to himself, to take the case out of her jurisdiction. He does not deny her authority. He does not maintain that the difference between virtue and vice is a consideration of no account. But hav- ing either stiffled by discouragement, or perverted by some over-ruling passion, the voice of Con- science, he appeals fearlessly to his inward judge, and finds there no sentence of condemnation.
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36 THE TESTIMONY OF instances may be found of conduct so equivocal in point of morals, as to leave rational room for doubt whether Conscience may not have vacated her throne, or have become herself so thoroughly corrupted, as to have confounded, in her deci- sions, the immutable principles of right and wrong. But, in such cases, it is satisfactorily answered, that the passions have for a moment usurped her seat — that it is the conduct, not the Conscience, which is in fault ; and that the trans...- gressor himself, if questioned on the grounds of his delinquency, will be found to justify himself not on principles necessarily hostile to the dictates of Conscience, but for reasons which seem, to himself, to take the case out of her jurisdiction. He does not deny her authority. He does not maintain that the difference between virtue and vice is a consideration of no account. But hav- ing either stiffled by discouragement, or perverted by some over-ruling passion, the voice of Con- science, he appeals fearlessly to his inward judge, and finds there no sentence of condemnation.
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