Sermons By the Late Rev Js Buckminster
Sermons By the Late Rev Js Buckminster
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The man of taste has his fancies and his fondnesses, and discerns and loves a thousand inexpressible delica- cies, impalpable to ordinary minds. And has reli- gion nothing to elevate the soul, nothing to absorb the thoughts, to summon the passions, to make men feel ? Because God cannot be seen, shall he be therefore excluded from our aifections ? Because he is purity and goodness, unmingled with the grossness of hu- man nature, is the grandest object, on which our minds can dwell, to be for eve...r contemplated in dis- tant, uninteresting speculation ? God is not to be lov- ed ! Cold, calculating mortal, go with your theory and your conclusions to the company of the worldly projector ; unfold them to the plodding drudges of avarice; proclaim them in the haunts of men and wo- men without souls, and^in the dens of savage philoso- phy. There they may Msten to you. You have noth- ing to do among christians. It is all absurdity to your ear, that God so loved the world, as to give Ikis only begotten and dearly beloved Son, that thvise who believe on him should not perish, but have ev- erlasting life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man of taste has his fancies and his fondnesses, and discerns and loves a thousand inexpressible delica- cies, impalpable to ordinary minds. And has reli- gion nothing to elevate the soul, nothing to absorb the thoughts, to summon the passions, to make men feel ? Because God cannot be seen, shall he be therefore excluded from our aifections ? Because he is purity and goodness, unmingled with the grossness of hu- man nature, is the grandest object, on which our minds can dwell, to be for eve...r contemplated in dis- tant, uninteresting speculation ? God is not to be lov- ed ! Cold, calculating mortal, go with your theory and your conclusions to the company of the worldly projector ; unfold them to the plodding drudges of avarice; proclaim them in the haunts of men and wo- men without souls, and^in the dens of savage philoso- phy. There they may Msten to you. You have noth- ing to do among christians. It is all absurdity to your ear, that God so loved the world, as to give Ikis only begotten and dearly beloved Son, that thvise who believe on him should not perish, but have ev- erlasting life.
What to read after Sermons By the Late Rev Js Buckminster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S Joseph Stevens Buckminster to read onlineMoreLess
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