Sermons..
Sermons..
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I. The traffic in ardent spirit as a drink is. not doing justly ; or, in other words, it is inconsistent with the dictates of common justice. By justice is meant either the disposition which prompts us to render unto others that which is their due, or the actual ren- dering of what is due, or both. He that does so is called a just man, and if a man does not render unto others their due, we cannot believe, whatever are his professions, that he is actuated by a dis- position to do justly. The man... that violates the rights of others, and appropriates to himself the property of the orphan or the wid- ow, is pronounced unjust, although it may be done indirectly by forced constructions of law, or by means which evade the cogni- zance of law, or under theauthority of law. We hold ourselves uni- versally bound to respect the rights and interests of others. The |aw will indeed protect us in the recovery of our own, but th£ conn Hosted by Google mon sense of justice among men, brands that man as injurious and oppressive, who to secure payment from his debtors, will sac- rifice their property when such sacrifice could have been prevented.
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I. The traffic in ardent spirit as a drink is. not doing justly ; or, in other words, it is inconsistent with the dictates of common justice. By justice is meant either the disposition which prompts us to render unto others that which is their due, or the actual ren- dering of what is due, or both. He that does so is called a just man, and if a man does not render unto others their due, we cannot believe, whatever are his professions, that he is actuated by a dis- position to do justly. The man... that violates the rights of others, and appropriates to himself the property of the orphan or the wid- ow, is pronounced unjust, although it may be done indirectly by forced constructions of law, or by means which evade the cogni- zance of law, or under theauthority of law. We hold ourselves uni- versally bound to respect the rights and interests of others. The |aw will indeed protect us in the recovery of our own, but th£ conn Hosted by Google mon sense of justice among men, brands that man as injurious and oppressive, who to secure payment from his debtors, will sac- rifice their property when such sacrifice could have been prevented.
What to read after Sermons..?
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