Syntagma of the Evidences of the Christian Religion
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; Galat. V. 12.
10. "The words of Heb. Xii, 22. 'Our God is a con^ suming fire, ' are figurative language, borrowed from the Sublime Diction, &c. , and every school-boy knows that the word hate or hatred, denotes no malevolent disposi- tion, but only that holy heroism of virtue. "^' — (p. S-T. ) Go it, Dr. Smith ; at this rate how easy is the business of explanation ! — the Persian shall supply thee with the literal text of his creed, the very words of his holy liturgy, than which he could use ...no other to express his sincere idolatory of fike — the Cannibal shall hand over to thee all the modes of expression by which he indicates and means his feast on human flesh, and thou wilt explain it all to some high sense of mystical holiness. Cannibalism shall be spotlessly pure ; malevolence shall be heroism, and consuming fire shall be a fit metaphor for a God of mercy.
11. You offer in illustration of the disj^ositions pro- duced by Christianity, the conduct of the Bavarian martyr. Here, Sir !
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; Galat. V. 12.
10. "The words of Heb. Xii, 22. 'Our God is a con^ suming fire, ' are figurative language, borrowed from the Sublime Diction, &c. , and every school-boy knows that the word hate or hatred, denotes no malevolent disposi- tion, but only that holy heroism of virtue. "^' — (p. S-T. ) Go it, Dr. Smith ; at this rate how easy is the business of explanation ! — the Persian shall supply thee with the literal text of his creed, the very words of his holy liturgy, than which he could use ...no other to express his sincere idolatory of fike — the Cannibal shall hand over to thee all the modes of expression by which he indicates and means his feast on human flesh, and thou wilt explain it all to some high sense of mystical holiness. Cannibalism shall be spotlessly pure ; malevolence shall be heroism, and consuming fire shall be a fit metaphor for a God of mercy.
11. You offer in illustration of the disj^ositions pro- duced by Christianity, the conduct of the Bavarian martyr. Here, Sir !
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