The Life of Mr. Paschal : With His Letters Relating to the Jesuits ... 2
The Life of Mr. Paschal : With His Letters Relating to the Jesuits ... 2
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proceeds* I am perfuaded. Fathers, you muft allow this as a troth, that if you had a fincere regard for God, and.if his law was the firft and chief objeâ of your thoughts, this regard would have the fame uniform afcendency over all your important decifions, and would on all thofe occafions prevail with you to confult the intereft of Religion. But if 6n the con^ tiary we find you fo frequently vblate the moft holy ordinances which God has cko* jdned Digitized by Google fo8 LE T TER XUI.
joiôedma...n to obferre^ whœ you bave bnlf his law to coDtieft with ; and that, even* on thefe occafions now in qaeffiion, yon *iAm%i- hue the law of Goo^ which ^^rbkis thefe ways of aâing as criminal in them&Ives/ yet yon approve of them in pra£Bce, without ap^ pearing to be awed by any fear except what the judges create, do not you give us rèafon to think that this fèar does not proceed from any confideration you can have for Go n ? And that if in all outward appearanoe you counte- nance his law as to what regards the obliga-* tion it lays you under, not to prejudice the State ; yet this you do, not out of any vene- ration for that law itfclf, but in order to ac- compUni your own ends, as all other politic cians of little or no religion have conftantly done.
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proceeds* I am perfuaded. Fathers, you muft allow this as a troth, that if you had a fincere regard for God, and.if his law was the firft and chief objeâ of your thoughts, this regard would have the fame uniform afcendency over all your important decifions, and would on all thofe occafions prevail with you to confult the intereft of Religion. But if 6n the con^ tiary we find you fo frequently vblate the moft holy ordinances which God has cko* jdned Digitized by Google fo8 LE T TER XUI.
joiôedma...n to obferre^ whœ you bave bnlf his law to coDtieft with ; and that, even* on thefe occafions now in qaeffiion, yon *iAm%i- hue the law of Goo^ which ^^rbkis thefe ways of aâing as criminal in them&Ives/ yet yon approve of them in pra£Bce, without ap^ pearing to be awed by any fear except what the judges create, do not you give us rèafon to think that this fèar does not proceed from any confideration you can have for Go n ? And that if in all outward appearanoe you counte- nance his law as to what regards the obliga-* tion it lays you under, not to prejudice the State ; yet this you do, not out of any vene- ration for that law itfclf, but in order to ac- compUni your own ends, as all other politic cians of little or no religion have conftantly done.
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