Lectures On Phrenology
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Some would indeed, represent him as fickle, vain, proud, partial, revengeful, blood- Jhirsty, little better, in fact, than an almighty demon. Yet I think rt might be shown that the idea of God, as revealed to us by Christ, ia such as would be ultimately formed by men of capacious, well-balanced, active and highly enlightened intellectual, and moral faculties. This, however, militates not against either the utility or necessity of revelation, for, to use the words of Bishop Butler, " Though natu...ral religion is the foundation and principal part of Christianity, it is not in any sense the whole of it." But if the belief in the being of a God springs from the activity of the human faculties; how is it, it may be asked, that some deny His ex- istence.? The solution must be looked for in idiosyncracy of organiza- tion. There are men who cannot perceive colours, others who cannot perceive melody, others who cannot perceive the dependence of an ef feet on a cause, others who feel not the impulses of Conscience or Benev- olence ; there are idiots, imbeciles and maniacs; but these form the ex- ceptions to be accounted for, not the instances to be brojght into the proof of any general proposition.
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Some would indeed, represent him as fickle, vain, proud, partial, revengeful, blood- Jhirsty, little better, in fact, than an almighty demon. Yet I think rt might be shown that the idea of God, as revealed to us by Christ, ia such as would be ultimately formed by men of capacious, well-balanced, active and highly enlightened intellectual, and moral faculties. This, however, militates not against either the utility or necessity of revelation, for, to use the words of Bishop Butler, " Though natu...ral religion is the foundation and principal part of Christianity, it is not in any sense the whole of it." But if the belief in the being of a God springs from the activity of the human faculties; how is it, it may be asked, that some deny His ex- istence.? The solution must be looked for in idiosyncracy of organiza- tion. There are men who cannot perceive colours, others who cannot perceive melody, others who cannot perceive the dependence of an ef feet on a cause, others who feel not the impulses of Conscience or Benev- olence ; there are idiots, imbeciles and maniacs; but these form the ex- ceptions to be accounted for, not the instances to be brojght into the proof of any general proposition.
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