An Address At the Funeral of Hon. Roger Sherman Baldwin, February 23, 1863
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He was very reticent as to his personal feelings on all subjects, and especially on the sacred subject of his relations to God. Many years since, (about twenty years), thinking it my duty, as his pastor, to endeavor to ascertain his religious condition, and to offer any aid that I could afford by private counsel, I sought an interview with him at his office. He treated me with marked civility and kindness. He said that he had great re- spect for Christianity, and for its ordinances and minister...s. He assured me that religion was a subject to which he was not indifferent, and which he did not neglect. But he added, that he felt an utter inability to express his personal feelings on that subject ; and was compelled to request his friends, who were anxious to know them, to judge of them by his course of life. Judging by this method, the one who has known him best, and who knows, if any one does, what practical Chris- tianity is, has been convinced for many years that he was a Christian man that his extraordinary devotion to the right included his relations to God, as well as his relations to men ; and that his conscientious regard to duty was the result of the essential religious principle, the principle of obedience to the will and authority of God.
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He was very reticent as to his personal feelings on all subjects, and especially on the sacred subject of his relations to God. Many years since, (about twenty years), thinking it my duty, as his pastor, to endeavor to ascertain his religious condition, and to offer any aid that I could afford by private counsel, I sought an interview with him at his office. He treated me with marked civility and kindness. He said that he had great re- spect for Christianity, and for its ordinances and minister...s. He assured me that religion was a subject to which he was not indifferent, and which he did not neglect. But he added, that he felt an utter inability to express his personal feelings on that subject ; and was compelled to request his friends, who were anxious to know them, to judge of them by his course of life. Judging by this method, the one who has known him best, and who knows, if any one does, what practical Chris- tianity is, has been convinced for many years that he was a Christian man that his extraordinary devotion to the right included his relations to God, as well as his relations to men ; and that his conscientious regard to duty was the result of the essential religious principle, the principle of obedience to the will and authority of God.
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