What I Believe
What I Believe
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know, however, that what ought to rule this universe or any part of it is law, which at the bottom has the greatest good of all in view and wiiich expresses itself in that justice which takes account of the rights of every one, the very dumb beasts included. A government by personal will is a tyranny and such a conception of the Divine government grew up when human liberty was un- known.
We are not surprised when we have learned this much from the theologians to learn further that, in order to ...magnify his glory and make it quite plain that his will can be exercised and must be respected, God foreord ains tha t certain portions ofThe race shall be saved arid certain other portions, by far the greater, shall be eternally damned, tormented in the sulphurous flames of hell ; innocent infants along with the rest if they hap- pen not to be among the number of the GOD. 117 ^^ elect. " There is no basis of selection in this matter but the Divine will. Morality does not enter into the problem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
know, however, that what ought to rule this universe or any part of it is law, which at the bottom has the greatest good of all in view and wiiich expresses itself in that justice which takes account of the rights of every one, the very dumb beasts included. A government by personal will is a tyranny and such a conception of the Divine government grew up when human liberty was un- known.
We are not surprised when we have learned this much from the theologians to learn further that, in order to ...magnify his glory and make it quite plain that his will can be exercised and must be respected, God foreord ains tha t certain portions ofThe race shall be saved arid certain other portions, by far the greater, shall be eternally damned, tormented in the sulphurous flames of hell ; innocent infants along with the rest if they hap- pen not to be among the number of the GOD. 117 ^^ elect. " There is no basis of selection in this matter but the Divine will. Morality does not enter into the problem.
What to read after What I Believe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh O Pentecost to read onlineMoreLess
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