The Religion of Mankind in a Series of Essays volume 1
The Religion of Mankind in a Series of Essays volume 1
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The case is attended with much greater difficulty than if the points to which the errors relate were as manifestly consistent with other points admitted on both sides, as propositions generally are. The principal votaries, too, of the errors, are sometimes not a little eminent for moral, as well as intellectual accomplishments.
Greatly, however, as I respect the talents and virtues of these persons, I cannot but doubt their appearing excusa- ble in the sight of God, unless their consciences bea...r wit- ON THE PECULIAR DISADVANTAGES, fee. 425 ness to the tnith of the followiiii^ particulars; that they have considered the remarks of their adversaries on the subjects both of interpreting speech or writing in general, and especially where contradictions seem to be implied — that they have compared the controverted points in Scrip- ture with the natural state of the mind toward God, both in themselves and others, as discovered by experience and observation — that they have examined whether their own habitual feelings and character relative to religion agree with those of the apostles and their disciples — that they have taken pains to prevent the perversion of their judg- ment by any powerful antipathy or propensity — that they have treated the affair in question with due seriousness — and, in fine, that they have united with their investigations earnest and repeated prayers, that they might know the truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The case is attended with much greater difficulty than if the points to which the errors relate were as manifestly consistent with other points admitted on both sides, as propositions generally are. The principal votaries, too, of the errors, are sometimes not a little eminent for moral, as well as intellectual accomplishments.
Greatly, however, as I respect the talents and virtues of these persons, I cannot but doubt their appearing excusa- ble in the sight of God, unless their consciences bea...r wit- ON THE PECULIAR DISADVANTAGES, fee. 425 ness to the tnith of the followiiii^ particulars; that they have considered the remarks of their adversaries on the subjects both of interpreting speech or writing in general, and especially where contradictions seem to be implied — that they have compared the controverted points in Scrip- ture with the natural state of the mind toward God, both in themselves and others, as discovered by experience and observation — that they have examined whether their own habitual feelings and character relative to religion agree with those of the apostles and their disciples — that they have taken pains to prevent the perversion of their judg- ment by any powerful antipathy or propensity — that they have treated the affair in question with due seriousness — and, in fine, that they have united with their investigations earnest and repeated prayers, that they might know the truth.
What to read after The Religion of Mankind in a Series of Essays volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Burnside to read onlineMoreLess
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