Works volume 3

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Works volume 3
Dewey Orville
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His communication might thrill you with awe, or with rapture. Would that satisfy you ? If you were an enthusiast, it might ; but if you were a phi- losopher, I am sure it would not. He might tell you things which above all things you wished to know. He might tell you, as Swedenborg has professed to do, of the very state of the blest who have departed from you, and of your own future state, how you were to live in that unknown world ; and you might wish to believe it. What could make you believe... it ? I can conceive of but one thing, — a 7niracle. If he came from an earthly monarch, you would demand his cre- dentials ; the signet ring, or the sign manual. The chosen seal of the Almighty Monarch is fiiiracle !
244 THE ARGUMENT FROM MIRACLES.
But I hear it said, " Could you receive a communi- cation as from heaven, if it were evidently of bad ten- dency? And if not, then is not the excellence of the communication a part of the evidence?" I answer, No ; it is only something presupposed in a case ; not the proof that makes out the case.


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