The Objections of Infidel Historians Against Christianity Considered in Eight
The Objections of Infidel Historians Against Christianity Considered in Eight
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542.
gion s SERMON VII. 141 gion; not quite that — but an ecclefiaflical eftablifhment, landtioned by the laws of the land, which our adverfaries would fain have if they could; nay, they would entitle them- felves to it by reprefenting their religion as the only true one. Well, then, if they allow Chriftianity, as fuch, to have a claim to the fupport of the civil magiftrate, upon that queftion we are fairly at iffue ; we will reft our pretenfions to preference on the fuperior purity of Protefta...ntifm, on its comparatively greater correfpondence with the Gofpel in ef- fential, and with reafon and common fenfe in accidental circumftances.
But though we may allent to the propofi- tion, that genuine religion may, and ought to be fupported by the temporal power (indeed it is upon that ground only that we accept of aid for our own, which, as a branch of Pro- teftantifm, we fhall not fail to aftert to be a part of the really Chriftian Church) ; yet, after what has been laid, it will hardly be expected that another popular opinion Ihould be ad- mitted as an axiom, that ail ^ power is in the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
542.
gion s SERMON VII. 141 gion; not quite that — but an ecclefiaflical eftablifhment, landtioned by the laws of the land, which our adverfaries would fain have if they could; nay, they would entitle them- felves to it by reprefenting their religion as the only true one. Well, then, if they allow Chriftianity, as fuch, to have a claim to the fupport of the civil magiftrate, upon that queftion we are fairly at iffue ; we will reft our pretenfions to preference on the fuperior purity of Protefta...ntifm, on its comparatively greater correfpondence with the Gofpel in ef- fential, and with reafon and common fenfe in accidental circumftances.
But though we may allent to the propofi- tion, that genuine religion may, and ought to be fupported by the temporal power (indeed it is upon that ground only that we accept of aid for our own, which, as a branch of Pro- teftantifm, we fhall not fail to aftert to be a part of the really Chriftian Church) ; yet, after what has been laid, it will hardly be expected that another popular opinion Ihould be ad- mitted as an axiom, that ail ^ power is in the people.
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