The Monthly Review 56
The Monthly Review 56
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He introduces the fubjcft in the follow^ iDg manner : .
* That religion ift eflential to the welfare of mana can be pro^rMl \^ the moft coDViQcing arguments. But thefe, how i«monftjaiiraL iDevefy are iDfufhcieiit to fQp|>ort its authority over hu^naB condii^L^ For argumeots may convince the underftandiog, when they-cansoe conquer the paffions. Irrefiflable they feem in the catoi hours ^ren Ireat; .hut in the ieaibn of aAioii» they often vaoifli i«to fflkoke* There are other atfd more powerful f...priugs, whkh inftueftce the gr«a!ll» iDOvemeats of the human frame^ la order to operate with faccefs OM.
|he a£Uve powers, the heart muft he gained. Sentiineikt and *iFec« tion n)ttft be brought to the aid of reafon* It is not eiHMigfaey ieliih it as agfoeable, and find it to carry its own rewnrcU Happy is the man* who, in the confli^l of defire bettitecn^^od imdl the world, can Oppofe, not only argument to argument, batpieafore |o pleafore; wh(> to the ej^ternal alluFemenu of ienfe, ea« oppdAl the internal joys of devotion ; and to the uaeertain prdinifes of i^ Battering worM, the certain experience lof that peace, of Gad ^vMdkt fajftib undtrftanding^ keeping bis mind and heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He introduces the fubjcft in the follow^ iDg manner : .
* That religion ift eflential to the welfare of mana can be pro^rMl \^ the moft coDViQcing arguments. But thefe, how i«monftjaiiraL iDevefy are iDfufhcieiit to fQp|>ort its authority over hu^naB condii^L^ For argumeots may convince the underftandiog, when they-cansoe conquer the paffions. Irrefiflable they feem in the catoi hours ^ren Ireat; .hut in the ieaibn of aAioii» they often vaoifli i«to fflkoke* There are other atfd more powerful f...priugs, whkh inftueftce the gr«a!ll» iDOvemeats of the human frame^ la order to operate with faccefs OM.
|he a£Uve powers, the heart muft he gained. Sentiineikt and *iFec« tion n)ttft be brought to the aid of reafon* It is not eiHMigfa
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