The Oxford English Prize Essays volume 2
The Oxford English Prize Essays volume 2
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To examine with an unbiassed judgment the evidence for the divine origin of the Christian faith, to obtain a full ac- quaintance with its doctrines and precepts, and TO THEOLOGICAL STUDIES. 143 to furnish himself with all the means which may assist him in evincing their truth, and enforcing their superior excellences, — these are the high duties of the theological student.
To the evils which arise from entering abruptly on these serious studies, without the necessary aids of human learning, exp...erience bears abun- dant testimony. It has proved that the vigour of untutored genius only gives the power of pur- suing error with perverted activity, and of more effectually extending its influence over others ; while the fervour of piety, undirected by the prudent government of a cultivated understand- ing, either degenerates into the follies of super- stition, or hurries us into the transports of enthu- siasm. The effects which frequently follow a partial cultivation of the intellectual powers are equally dangerous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To examine with an unbiassed judgment the evidence for the divine origin of the Christian faith, to obtain a full ac- quaintance with its doctrines and precepts, and TO THEOLOGICAL STUDIES. 143 to furnish himself with all the means which may assist him in evincing their truth, and enforcing their superior excellences, — these are the high duties of the theological student.
To the evils which arise from entering abruptly on these serious studies, without the necessary aids of human learning, exp...erience bears abun- dant testimony. It has proved that the vigour of untutored genius only gives the power of pur- suing error with perverted activity, and of more effectually extending its influence over others ; while the fervour of piety, undirected by the prudent government of a cultivated understand- ing, either degenerates into the follies of super- stition, or hurries us into the transports of enthu- siasm. The effects which frequently follow a partial cultivation of the intellectual powers are equally dangerous.
What to read after The Oxford English Prize Essays volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Howell to read onlineMoreLess
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