The English Church And Its Bishops 1700 1800 volume 1
The English Church And Its Bishops 1700 1800 volume 1
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Journal, Jan. 18, 1752 ; Works, x. 18.
232 THE ENGLISH CHURCH ment. . . . The effect as well as the manner of these fashionable disputes is alwaj's ill; they tend to establish what is called natural religion upon the ruins of Christianity ; Lnd a man has no sooner styled himself a moral philosopher than he finds that his duty both to God and man is con- tracted into a very small compass, and may be practised with the greatest faciUty. ' ' The beginnmg of the last-quoted passage implies that ami...dst an abundance of flippant unbelief there was also a real and widespread interest in theological and moral subjects, which in itself was a more promising sign than mere dead mdifference. Eeligion had been shaken and unsettled, rather than, as some thought, banished and destroyed. The mmds of numbers were disturbed, prone to extremes, feverishly anxious to find a panacea for then- perplexity, either in yet unexplored powers of reason, or in that which they had so long looked upon with horror — emotion and enthusiasm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Journal, Jan. 18, 1752 ; Works, x. 18.
232 THE ENGLISH CHURCH ment. . . . The effect as well as the manner of these fashionable disputes is alwaj's ill; they tend to establish what is called natural religion upon the ruins of Christianity ; Lnd a man has no sooner styled himself a moral philosopher than he finds that his duty both to God and man is con- tracted into a very small compass, and may be practised with the greatest faciUty. ' ' The beginnmg of the last-quoted passage implies that ami...dst an abundance of flippant unbelief there was also a real and widespread interest in theological and moral subjects, which in itself was a more promising sign than mere dead mdifference. Eeligion had been shaken and unsettled, rather than, as some thought, banished and destroyed. The mmds of numbers were disturbed, prone to extremes, feverishly anxious to find a panacea for then- perplexity, either in yet unexplored powers of reason, or in that which they had so long looked upon with horror — emotion and enthusiasm.
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