The Celebrated Answer to the Rev C Lesleys Case Stated Between the Church of
The Celebrated Answer to the Rev C Lesleys Case Stated Between the Church of
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But I hope 1 have now disabused them in the three foregoing sections ; wherein those five uninterrupted pages are now parcelled out into several heads with their proper answers to them.
However his lordship being at length allowed to break silence blunders out the following piece of nonscjise in answer to the rjentlemarCs two last lines concerning tiie denying our senses. L. I wonder you shoidd stand so much upon this. You object your senses and your reason : and yet you give them both up in. T...he mystery of the Trinity, Incarnation, ^c. Tliis, I say, is rank nonsense. First, because our senses have nothing to do par- ticularly with the mystery of tlie blessed trinity, and therefore it is talking like a ninny to say they must be given up in tiiat mystery. And '■Idhj, as to the giving iip our reason, it is false to say we give it up in any mystery whatsoever. For if we did, faith and religion would be against reason ; which I take to be little better than blaspiiemy. It is true we submit our reason in mysteries that are aliove it : but submitting in this case is not giving up our reason, but acting according to it : because nothing is more reasonable, than tliat we should submit ourselves to divine revela- tion in mysteries surpassing all human reason, as has been fully explained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I hope 1 have now disabused them in the three foregoing sections ; wherein those five uninterrupted pages are now parcelled out into several heads with their proper answers to them.
However his lordship being at length allowed to break silence blunders out the following piece of nonscjise in answer to the rjentlemarCs two last lines concerning tiie denying our senses. L. I wonder you shoidd stand so much upon this. You object your senses and your reason : and yet you give them both up in. T...he mystery of the Trinity, Incarnation, ^c. Tliis, I say, is rank nonsense. First, because our senses have nothing to do par- ticularly with the mystery of tlie blessed trinity, and therefore it is talking like a ninny to say they must be given up in tiiat mystery. And '■Idhj, as to the giving iip our reason, it is false to say we give it up in any mystery whatsoever. For if we did, faith and religion would be against reason ; which I take to be little better than blaspiiemy. It is true we submit our reason in mysteries that are aliove it : but submitting in this case is not giving up our reason, but acting according to it : because nothing is more reasonable, than tliat we should submit ourselves to divine revela- tion in mysteries surpassing all human reason, as has been fully explained.
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