The Reasons of the Christian Religion: the First Part, of Godliness, Proving By Natural Evidence ...
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within them, which would tell them, that honefty, and temperance,aud piety are good *, yet the natural love of them- . .fclves is fo deeply planted in them, and fo powerful, that in ?Trus '" fSif «^^ft &^' temptations it would prevaU They would vcn- .
ell n^ fdmlUarsTvere tureupon /j/i»g and f^rj«r)', rather thanlolc their liberty, or iiulucd with plity u livelihood, or reputation.. They would do any thing which God, they would do ^^^ Rulers bid them, or any one that is ftrongcr than they, ofLX...d%me!l^^^ ^^ff^^ "^^^"^ fonhth innocency. I think they PiciaVadTcrfiisDc- would not fcramble much for riches, or high places, be- es fublata,fidcs ctiam caufe a quiet life bsftpleafeth them-, but if they had a fancy & focictas humani ^^ ^y ddjghtful feat, or pleafant accommodation, they * fclSffima"*^!!"] would ftretch their confciences hard to get it: Andtoefcapc juftitia, toUatur nc. poverty, and fuffering, and death, they would do l^now ccflccft. cic.a^Wir.^otwhat. And if theirintereft required them to do another 'Vl9u 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
within them, which would tell them, that honefty, and temperance,aud piety are good *, yet the natural love of them- . .fclves is fo deeply planted in them, and fo powerful, that in ?Trus '" fSif «^^ft &^' temptations it would prevaU They would vcn- .
ell n^ fdmlUarsTvere tureupon /j/i»g and f^rj«r)', rather thanlolc their liberty, or iiulucd with plity u livelihood, or reputation.. They would do any thing which God, they would do ^^^ Rulers bid them, or any one that is ftrongcr than they, ofLX...d%me!l^^^ ^^ff^^ "^^^"^ fonhth innocency. I think they PiciaVadTcrfiisDc- would not fcramble much for riches, or high places, be- es fublata,fidcs ctiam caufe a quiet life bsftpleafeth them-, but if they had a fancy & focictas humani ^^ ^y ddjghtful feat, or pleafant accommodation, they * fclSffima"*^!!"] would ftretch their confciences hard to get it: Andtoefcapc juftitia, toUatur nc. poverty, and fuffering, and death, they would do l^now ccflccft. cic.a^Wir.^otwhat. And if theirintereft required them to do another 'Vl9u 1.
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