Re Statements of Christian Doctrine in Twenty Five Sermons
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But this proves nothing against the worth, or rectitude, or wholesomeness of human nature, more than a murrain among sheep establishes the gen eral defeat of that creature s final cause to produce wool and food for man. We recognize these hereditary defects as diseases, excrescences, perversions of human 220 THE RE-ADJUSTMENT OF FAITH.
nature, and treat them as such ; not as its normal, or dinary, and wholesome condition. The real question is, how deep and how common is this alleged disease ? I...s it total, or vast, or general ? Has it not been im mensely exaggerated ? Has not the disposition to treat the soul as sick, been at least as common an error as to treat the body as sick and have not both of them been over-dosed and over-watched ? It is the want of food, and not of medicine, which has impoverished whole races and tribes. Hereditary diseases, virulent as they are, are not the common causes of physical de generacy, but bad habits, self-indulgence, poor diet, or hardship and toil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this proves nothing against the worth, or rectitude, or wholesomeness of human nature, more than a murrain among sheep establishes the gen eral defeat of that creature s final cause to produce wool and food for man. We recognize these hereditary defects as diseases, excrescences, perversions of human 220 THE RE-ADJUSTMENT OF FAITH.
nature, and treat them as such ; not as its normal, or dinary, and wholesome condition. The real question is, how deep and how common is this alleged disease ? I...s it total, or vast, or general ? Has it not been im mensely exaggerated ? Has not the disposition to treat the soul as sick, been at least as common an error as to treat the body as sick and have not both of them been over-dosed and over-watched ? It is the want of food, and not of medicine, which has impoverished whole races and tribes. Hereditary diseases, virulent as they are, are not the common causes of physical de generacy, but bad habits, self-indulgence, poor diet, or hardship and toil.
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