An Argument in Defence of Christianity Taken From the Concessions of the Most a
An Argument in Defence of Christianity Taken From the Concessions of the Most a
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Arc they all to be condemned by the lump, and thrown afide, at laft, as ufelefs to the world ? Yes, when religion and learning are upon the departure, thefe muft pack up and go along with them. They have mutually fupported each other, and when they fall, they muft fall together.
Religion is necefiary to a ftate ; no people ever have been governed without it, [95] it, and the decline of the one, has been the ruin of the other. It may be fo mixed with other things, as to become foul and mifchievo...us, and then it fhould be reformed ; but it is very impolitic and weak, as well as wicked, to be always pulling down without having any thing to put up in the room of a pillar, fo neceflary to the fl:ru6lure and exiftencc of all fociety and laws.
To the fathers we appealed, in defence of the reformation, and it is for the ho- nour of Proteftants, to have their opi- nions and pradlice conformable to thofe of the apoftolic age. And I fee no rea- fon any politician can have for running down the fathers of that age, and the proteftant religion of this, unlefs it be to introduce the fuperftition of the laft age, which was popery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arc they all to be condemned by the lump, and thrown afide, at laft, as ufelefs to the world ? Yes, when religion and learning are upon the departure, thefe muft pack up and go along with them. They have mutually fupported each other, and when they fall, they muft fall together.
Religion is necefiary to a ftate ; no people ever have been governed without it, [95] it, and the decline of the one, has been the ruin of the other. It may be fo mixed with other things, as to become foul and mifchievo...us, and then it fhould be reformed ; but it is very impolitic and weak, as well as wicked, to be always pulling down without having any thing to put up in the room of a pillar, fo neceflary to the fl:ru6lure and exiftencc of all fociety and laws.
To the fathers we appealed, in defence of the reformation, and it is for the ho- nour of Proteftants, to have their opi- nions and pradlice conformable to thofe of the apoftolic age. And I fee no rea- fon any politician can have for running down the fathers of that age, and the proteftant religion of this, unlefs it be to introduce the fuperftition of the laft age, which was popery.
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