Sermons On Various Subjects By the Right Reverend Peter Browne Dd Late Bish
Sermons On Various Subjects By the Right Reverend Peter Browne Dd Late Bish
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No, they have been too long our talk-mafters, and laid burdens on us that neither we nor our forefathers are able to bear j this is more than we are obliged to. We do not put our chris- tian faith upon this iffue, we have a furer foundation for that, namely, revelation, which tells us an atonement was aftually made, and it is moft agreeable to our reafon to think that it was made to fomething in the nature of God that required it, And therefore now we mufl: turn it upon them ; it is they muft p...rove that there is nothing in the whole na- ture of God or his attributes that required any propitiation or atonement. Therefore, in- Head of the former fyllogifm let their argu- ment run thus : If there be nothing in the whole nature of God and his attributes that requires an atonement or propitiation, then it was not made to him or any of his attributes. But, ergo.
The minor is what we deny, and we fhall retain the old faith of the church till they prove it.
I 3 And ' 7ke true chrijttan Dodirine of And now we have confented to lay quite afide the words juftice and mercy, I would fain fee how many forts of redlitude, and how many forts of goodnefs they will diftin- guifh in God ; how acutely they will go a-p bout to defcribe this reditude fo exadtly, that it may appear to any man of reafon that fin and iniquity is no contradidlion to it, but may be very coniiftent with it, though never pu- nifhed in any fenfe whatfoever 5 and (hall give us fuch a clear profped: of the real frame and compofition of the nature of God, that it fhall be apparent to us that the goodnefs of God can admit of fin, and reward and cherifh it, which is forgiving it without punifhment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, they have been too long our talk-mafters, and laid burdens on us that neither we nor our forefathers are able to bear j this is more than we are obliged to. We do not put our chris- tian faith upon this iffue, we have a furer foundation for that, namely, revelation, which tells us an atonement was aftually made, and it is moft agreeable to our reafon to think that it was made to fomething in the nature of God that required it, And therefore now we mufl: turn it upon them ; it is they muft p...rove that there is nothing in the whole na- ture of God or his attributes that required any propitiation or atonement. Therefore, in- Head of the former fyllogifm let their argu- ment run thus : If there be nothing in the whole nature of God and his attributes that requires an atonement or propitiation, then it was not made to him or any of his attributes. But, ergo.
The minor is what we deny, and we fhall retain the old faith of the church till they prove it.
I 3 And ' 7ke true chrijttan Dodirine of And now we have confented to lay quite afide the words juftice and mercy, I would fain fee how many forts of redlitude, and how many forts of goodnefs they will diftin- guifh in God ; how acutely they will go a-p bout to defcribe this reditude fo exadtly, that it may appear to any man of reafon that fin and iniquity is no contradidlion to it, but may be very coniiftent with it, though never pu- nifhed in any fenfe whatfoever 5 and (hall give us fuch a clear profped: of the real frame and compofition of the nature of God, that it fhall be apparent to us that the goodnefs of God can admit of fin, and reward and cherifh it, which is forgiving it without punifhment.
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