The Republican Or a Series of Essays On the Principles And Policy of Free Sta
The Republican Or a Series of Essays On the Principles And Policy of Free Sta
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The most remote ages found the visible creation, governed by the same natural laws, as at the present day : the same stars, which now shine in the firmament, were observed by the earliest astronomers : and the revo- lutions of the earth round the sun, are per- formed now, in the same space of time, as ihty were thousands of years ago: therefore we infer, that the original cause of the visi- ble creation continues now to operate, in the same manner as at first.
The general conclusion, which resu...lts from the foregoing remarks is, that an exis- ting God is the author, and governor of the Universe. The attributes, therefore, of a bc-ing so exalted and wonderful, must be 3, subject of the deepest interest to every intel- ligent being ; and we shall now endeavour to discover, by the light of reason, whether God be intelligent, benevolent and just.
In respect to the intelligence of the Di» vinity, it may be remarked that the Deity cannot be otherwise, than an intelligent be- ing ; because the mode of argument, before 'Statedj which turns upon the operation of 4 THE REPUBLICAN, 101 oar own minds, will be enough to satisfy us upon this point, as well as upon the others; How can we seperate the plan, method, and design, apparent in the Universe, from the idea of intelligence in its author ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The most remote ages found the visible creation, governed by the same natural laws, as at the present day : the same stars, which now shine in the firmament, were observed by the earliest astronomers : and the revo- lutions of the earth round the sun, are per- formed now, in the same space of time, as ihty were thousands of years ago: therefore we infer, that the original cause of the visi- ble creation continues now to operate, in the same manner as at first.
The general conclusion, which resu...lts from the foregoing remarks is, that an exis- ting God is the author, and governor of the Universe. The attributes, therefore, of a bc-ing so exalted and wonderful, must be 3, subject of the deepest interest to every intel- ligent being ; and we shall now endeavour to discover, by the light of reason, whether God be intelligent, benevolent and just.
In respect to the intelligence of the Di» vinity, it may be remarked that the Deity cannot be otherwise, than an intelligent be- ing ; because the mode of argument, before 'Statedj which turns upon the operation of 4 THE REPUBLICAN, 101 oar own minds, will be enough to satisfy us upon this point, as well as upon the others; How can we seperate the plan, method, and design, apparent in the Universe, from the idea of intelligence in its author ?
What to read after The Republican Or a Series of Essays On the Principles And Policy of Free Sta?
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