An Essay On the Identity And General Resurrection of the Human Body in Which T
An Essay On the Identity And General Resurrection of the Human Body in Which T
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] OF THE HUMAN BODY. U$ probationary existence^ which may probably afford us some additional assurances that moral evil must be done away. To this po'mt we therefore beg leave to call the attention of the reader ; and with the remarks which may be made upon it we shall close the present section.
That moral evil does exist, is a fact which, I flat- ter myself, few vviir have the hardihood to deny. And it is almost equally certain, from the analogy of the divine conduct, and from the nature of mo...ral justice, that moral evil must be confined to the pre- sent probationary srate of existence, for beyond this we can have no conception that it can retain its present relation to man.
Between a state of probation and a state of retri- bution, 1 know of no. Medmm, that can be supposed to exist to a conscious and reflecting being ; though it must be admitted, that these two states are as re- mote from each other as the mind of man can rea- sonably conceive. A state of retribution must be subsequent to a state of probation ; because it is founded upon a cognizance of those actions, which are presumed to have taken place in that previous probationary state of being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] OF THE HUMAN BODY. U$ probationary existence^ which may probably afford us some additional assurances that moral evil must be done away. To this po'mt we therefore beg leave to call the attention of the reader ; and with the remarks which may be made upon it we shall close the present section.
That moral evil does exist, is a fact which, I flat- ter myself, few vviir have the hardihood to deny. And it is almost equally certain, from the analogy of the divine conduct, and from the nature of mo...ral justice, that moral evil must be confined to the pre- sent probationary srate of existence, for beyond this we can have no conception that it can retain its present relation to man.
Between a state of probation and a state of retri- bution, 1 know of no. Medmm, that can be supposed to exist to a conscious and reflecting being ; though it must be admitted, that these two states are as re- mote from each other as the mind of man can rea- sonably conceive. A state of retribution must be subsequent to a state of probation ; because it is founded upon a cognizance of those actions, which are presumed to have taken place in that previous probationary state of being.
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