A Letter to a Member of Parliament Concerning the Bill for Preventing the Growth
A Letter to a Member of Parliament Concerning the Bill for Preventing the Growth
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Can we not believe them to acl: Confcicnci- oufly, when they are contented to have no part in the Honours and Profits from the Service of their Country, and put themfelves alfo to double Expence to enjoy their Religion?
This is a raoft extraordinary Point, at this time of Day^ When other Nations are plagued with Inquifitions and Ecdcfiaftical Tyranny, (hall we from the Example of their Mifery fet up, or inake a ftep towards fuch Ty- ran- (17) rannies? Shall we at this time offer to make a Compl...e- ment to the moft -Pure* Learned, and Apoftolick Church in the World, of unjuft Means to fubdue their Oppo- nents? WiJl you not at leaft have the Senfe of the Con- vocation, now Sitting, before you take Meafures to the Impeachment of their Reputation as Cafuifts?
But to ufe Force is not the way to fubdue them-, itisagainft Nature and common Senfe to think they are to be gained by fuch Methods. Good-will opens the way to Men's Hearts, and the Toleration has thinned Presbyterian AfTemblies more than any rigid Means could ever have done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can we not believe them to acl: Confcicnci- oufly, when they are contented to have no part in the Honours and Profits from the Service of their Country, and put themfelves alfo to double Expence to enjoy their Religion?
This is a raoft extraordinary Point, at this time of Day^ When other Nations are plagued with Inquifitions and Ecdcfiaftical Tyranny, (hall we from the Example of their Mifery fet up, or inake a ftep towards fuch Ty- ran- (17) rannies? Shall we at this time offer to make a Compl...e- ment to the moft -Pure* Learned, and Apoftolick Church in the World, of unjuft Means to fubdue their Oppo- nents? WiJl you not at leaft have the Senfe of the Con- vocation, now Sitting, before you take Meafures to the Impeachment of their Reputation as Cafuifts?
But to ufe Force is not the way to fubdue them-, itisagainft Nature and common Senfe to think they are to be gained by fuch Methods. Good-will opens the way to Men's Hearts, and the Toleration has thinned Presbyterian AfTemblies more than any rigid Means could ever have done.
What to read after A Letter to a Member of Parliament Concerning the Bill for Preventing the Growth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Addison And Richard Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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