The Strength And Weakness of Human Reason: Or, the Important Question About the Sufficiency of Reason to Conduct Mankind to Religion And Future Happiness, Argued Between An Inquiring Deist And a Christian Divine: And the Debate Compromis'd And Determin'd
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And can you now. Dear Logijio, ' deny the Juftice of the Remark that Sophro- nius has made ? Can you ever fuppofe. Sir, that fuch fort of People as thefe have any Reafoning Powers in them fufficient to frame and furnilh out a Religion for thetnfelvcs^ I ' fuch o/HuMAN Reason. 155 fuch as is fuited to the Majefty. of God, and- to the Dignity of human Nature, fuch as can reftore finful Mankind to a Temper fit for the BleiTednefs of Heaven, or fuch as can recommend guilty and finful Creatures to t...he Favour of a wife, a holy, and a righteous God ? I mean, Is the Reafbn that is in them fufficient to do it in a f radical and experimen- tal Senfe^ according to the Diftindion with which Sofhronius has endeavour'd to reconcile our prefent Controverfy ?
Log. I acknowledge we are greatly obliged to Sofhronius for the Abfl:rads he hath given us of the Religion of thefc Nations : And it mufl: be granted, that thefe Narratives are more worthy of Credit, fince Authors from whom he borrowed them were not mere Sailors, who touch'd upon the Coafl: and left it again in a few Days, but refided there a confidcrable Time, and fpent fome Years in the Countries, as well as converfed with great Numbers of the Inhabitants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And can you now. Dear Logijio, ' deny the Juftice of the Remark that Sophro- nius has made ? Can you ever fuppofe. Sir, that fuch fort of People as thefe have any Reafoning Powers in them fufficient to frame and furnilh out a Religion for thetnfelvcs^ I ' fuch o/HuMAN Reason. 155 fuch as is fuited to the Majefty. of God, and- to the Dignity of human Nature, fuch as can reftore finful Mankind to a Temper fit for the BleiTednefs of Heaven, or fuch as can recommend guilty and finful Creatures to t...he Favour of a wife, a holy, and a righteous God ? I mean, Is the Reafbn that is in them fufficient to do it in a f radical and experimen- tal Senfe^ according to the Diftindion with which Sofhronius has endeavour'd to reconcile our prefent Controverfy ?
Log. I acknowledge we are greatly obliged to Sofhronius for the Abfl:rads he hath given us of the Religion of thefc Nations : And it mufl: be granted, that thefe Narratives are more worthy of Credit, fince Authors from whom he borrowed them were not mere Sailors, who touch'd upon the Coafl: and left it again in a few Days, but refided there a confidcrable Time, and fpent fome Years in the Countries, as well as converfed with great Numbers of the Inhabitants.
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