Sermons From the Fowls of the Air And the Lilies of the Field Or Lessons of Fa
Sermons From the Fowls of the Air And the Lilies of the Field Or Lessons of Fa
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God would not leave his work half done, if we were mere animals, capable only of present sen- sation, and losing in an instant all -sensibility to pain and pleasure, with the passing away of our mortal hfe. 3. But the warrant is still further enhanced in view of our greater capacity of suffering and enjoyment from the mysterious connection of our minds with our bodies. Are loe not much better than the fowls of the air ? Our need of food and raiment belongs prop- erly to our animal nature — to a... nature which we have in common with the birds ; but our sufferings in conse- quence of these necessities are increased, and even mainly produced by our minds. If we were mere an- imals, we should suffer probably only the actual pains of hunger and cold ; but by means of our mind, by means of thought, that suffering is increased ; and even when we are full, pains, a hundred fold greater than actual hunger or cold, may be produced by fear and apprehension. Such fear and apprehension are not absurd : — they belong to us as beings at once capable of 48 THE WARRANT TO FAITH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God would not leave his work half done, if we were mere animals, capable only of present sen- sation, and losing in an instant all -sensibility to pain and pleasure, with the passing away of our mortal hfe. 3. But the warrant is still further enhanced in view of our greater capacity of suffering and enjoyment from the mysterious connection of our minds with our bodies. Are loe not much better than the fowls of the air ? Our need of food and raiment belongs prop- erly to our animal nature — to a... nature which we have in common with the birds ; but our sufferings in conse- quence of these necessities are increased, and even mainly produced by our minds. If we were mere an- imals, we should suffer probably only the actual pains of hunger and cold ; but by means of our mind, by means of thought, that suffering is increased ; and even when we are full, pains, a hundred fold greater than actual hunger or cold, may be produced by fear and apprehension. Such fear and apprehension are not absurd : — they belong to us as beings at once capable of 48 THE WARRANT TO FAITH.
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