Thoughts On Religion And Morality
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They seem to feel with Bolingbroke that had they been at the Almighty's shoulders when the world was created, they might have given him some valuable hints towards the improvement of the constitution of things! Now fortunately our Heavenly Father is not of an irascible disposition or such critics might be punished for their audacity. As it is they are left to enjoy life and all the blessings of an existence they criticise, as fully as if they were only grateful for those blessings.
164 KKLK'ilO...NS OF TJ I K PAST. FRKSKXT AND I-T'Tl'RE.
But pleasantly apart, all the ([iiestions put by thoughtful men, all the criticisms such men make upon the character of (iod and the constitution of nature, should be considered and replied to if possible by those who believe in the existence of a wise and beneficent (iod who u doeth all things well. " By virtue of the liberty with which we are endowed we have a right to criticise and to inquire 1 freely concerning God and His Providence.
I hold firmly the belief in the wisdom and kindness of God, but I hold it to be utterly impossible that the system of religion known as Christianity and now accepted by many sin- cere Christians can be true!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They seem to feel with Bolingbroke that had they been at the Almighty's shoulders when the world was created, they might have given him some valuable hints towards the improvement of the constitution of things! Now fortunately our Heavenly Father is not of an irascible disposition or such critics might be punished for their audacity. As it is they are left to enjoy life and all the blessings of an existence they criticise, as fully as if they were only grateful for those blessings.
164 KKLK'ilO...NS OF TJ I K PAST. FRKSKXT AND I-T'Tl'RE.
But pleasantly apart, all the ([iiestions put by thoughtful men, all the criticisms such men make upon the character of (iod and the constitution of nature, should be considered and replied to if possible by those who believe in the existence of a wise and beneficent (iod who u doeth all things well. " By virtue of the liberty with which we are endowed we have a right to criticise and to inquire 1 freely concerning God and His Providence.
I hold firmly the belief in the wisdom and kindness of God, but I hold it to be utterly impossible that the system of religion known as Christianity and now accepted by many sin- cere Christians can be true!
What to read after Thoughts On Religion And Morality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Eddy to read onlineMoreLess
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