Paleys Natural Theology With Illustrative Notes volume 2
Paleys Natural Theology With Illustrative Notes volume 2
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But, that death be uncer- tain, the young must sometimes die, as well as the old. Also were deaths never sudden, they who are in health would be too confident of life. The strong and the active, who want most to be warned 152 NATURAL THEOLOGY.
and checked, would live without apprehension o^ restraint. On the other hand, were sudden death very frequent, the sense of constant jeopard; would interfere too much with the degree of ease and enjoyment intended for us ; and human life be too precarious... for the business and interests which belong to it. There could not be depend- ence either upon our own lives, or the Hves of those with whom we were connected, sufficient to carry on the regular offices of human society Tiic manner, therefore, in which death is mad
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, that death be uncer- tain, the young must sometimes die, as well as the old. Also were deaths never sudden, they who are in health would be too confident of life. The strong and the active, who want most to be warned 152 NATURAL THEOLOGY.
and checked, would live without apprehension o^ restraint. On the other hand, were sudden death very frequent, the sense of constant jeopard; would interfere too much with the degree of ease and enjoyment intended for us ; and human life be too precarious... for the business and interests which belong to it. There could not be depend- ence either upon our own lives, or the Hves of those with whom we were connected, sufficient to carry on the regular offices of human society Tiic manner, therefore, in which death is mad
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