A vindication of the religious opinions of the higher classes in this country: in letters to W. Wilberforce upon his Practical view of the prevailing religious system of the same. By one of the arraigned [signing himself Objector]. |
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Side 99
Objector (pseud.) abuse , and consequently , criminal . We condemn all " impiety , " and abhor " a cold insensibility to opportunities of diffusing happiness , " as the worst of impiety . Your next accusation is , that , " even if we ...
Objector (pseud.) abuse , and consequently , criminal . We condemn all " impiety , " and abhor " a cold insensibility to opportunities of diffusing happiness , " as the worst of impiety . Your next accusation is , that , " even if we ...
Side 103
... consequently cannot be our plea . The next speech you do us the honour to make for us , ( p . 146 ) , is evidently the language of one deprecating what he thinks over - severe censure , but of what , you do not inform us . Although your ...
... consequently cannot be our plea . The next speech you do us the honour to make for us , ( p . 146 ) , is evidently the language of one deprecating what he thinks over - severe censure , but of what , you do not inform us . Although your ...
Side 106
... consequently a Sabbatarian , and whose early prejudices and education would have natu- rally led him to feel strongly upon this point , we must suppose , had good and sufficient reason for not insisting upon , or even naming it . We ...
... consequently a Sabbatarian , and whose early prejudices and education would have natu- rally led him to feel strongly upon this point , we must suppose , had good and sufficient reason for not insisting upon , or even naming it . We ...
Side 111
... naturally , " doing whatever you please , " - " being under no restraint , " than they imply prohibition to do any specific thing which may happen to be agreeable . be observed to the letter , consequently , we may LETTER VII . 111.
... naturally , " doing whatever you please , " - " being under no restraint , " than they imply prohibition to do any specific thing which may happen to be agreeable . be observed to the letter , consequently , we may LETTER VII . 111.
Side 112
Objector (pseud.) be observed to the letter , consequently , we may fairly presume that , had all relaxation been meant to be forbidden by him , it would have been men- tioned in the commandment , which by no means lacks minuteness of ...
Objector (pseud.) be observed to the letter , consequently , we may fairly presume that , had all relaxation been meant to be forbidden by him , it would have been men- tioned in the commandment , which by no means lacks minuteness of ...
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