Three Essays On Religion
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The sender of the alleged message is not a sheer invention ; there are grounds independent of the message itself for belief in his reality ; grounds which, though insufficient for proof, are sufficient to take away all antecedent improbability from the sup- position that a message may really have been received from him. It is, moreover, much to the purpose to take notice, that the very imperfection^ of the evidences which Natural Theology can produce of the Divine attributes, removes some of th...e chief stum- bling blocks to the belief of a Revelation ; since the objections grounded on imperfections in the Revelation itself, however conclusive against it if it is considered as a record of the acts or an expression of the wisdom p 9.
214 THEISM of a Being of infinite power combined with infinite wisdom and goodness, are no reason whatever against its having come from a Being such as the course of nature points to, whose wisdom is possibly, his power certainly, limited, and whose goodness, though real, is not likely to have been the only motive which actuated him in the work of Creation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sender of the alleged message is not a sheer invention ; there are grounds independent of the message itself for belief in his reality ; grounds which, though insufficient for proof, are sufficient to take away all antecedent improbability from the sup- position that a message may really have been received from him. It is, moreover, much to the purpose to take notice, that the very imperfection^ of the evidences which Natural Theology can produce of the Divine attributes, removes some of th...e chief stum- bling blocks to the belief of a Revelation ; since the objections grounded on imperfections in the Revelation itself, however conclusive against it if it is considered as a record of the acts or an expression of the wisdom p 9.
214 THEISM of a Being of infinite power combined with infinite wisdom and goodness, are no reason whatever against its having come from a Being such as the course of nature points to, whose wisdom is possibly, his power certainly, limited, and whose goodness, though real, is not likely to have been the only motive which actuated him in the work of Creation.
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