The Refuge. [A Series of Letters Upon Religion.] MS. Note1825 - 156 sider |
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... conduct , must be friendly to happiness . Such is the wisdom , and such the goodness of the great Parent of the universe , that he has pro- vided sources of pleasure exactly suited to the compound nature of man . But it is the indelible ...
... conduct , must be friendly to happiness . Such is the wisdom , and such the goodness of the great Parent of the universe , that he has pro- vided sources of pleasure exactly suited to the compound nature of man . But it is the indelible ...
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... conduct . In order therefore to sympathize with the con- trite sufferer , we must have the same ideas re- specting the equity of God's government , the detestable nature of sin , and the justice of that punishment with which it is ...
... conduct . In order therefore to sympathize with the con- trite sufferer , we must have the same ideas re- specting the equity of God's government , the detestable nature of sin , and the justice of that punishment with which it is ...
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... conduct , to the degree that was once expected ? I am afraid , every man that recollects his hopes must confess his disappointment ; and own , that day has glided unprofitably after day , and that he is still at the same distance from ...
... conduct , to the degree that was once expected ? I am afraid , every man that recollects his hopes must confess his disappointment ; and own , that day has glided unprofitably after day , and that he is still at the same distance from ...
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... conduct and your character , merely because trivial in itself , and no way con- nected with the glory of God or the happiness of man ; is a conclusion derogatory to infinite wis- dom , and implicitly limits the Holy One of Israel . The ...
... conduct and your character , merely because trivial in itself , and no way con- nected with the glory of God or the happiness of man ; is a conclusion derogatory to infinite wis- dom , and implicitly limits the Holy One of Israel . The ...
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... conduct , he must , as a moral agent , be con- scious of numberless defects ; of being extremely culpable and as he cannot but acknowledge , on reflection , that his pravity has been the result of his own choice , it is quite natural ...
... conduct , he must , as a moral agent , be con- scious of numberless defects ; of being extremely culpable and as he cannot but acknowledge , on reflection , that his pravity has been the result of his own choice , it is quite natural ...
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