Religion, Natural And Revealed, Or, the Natural Theology And Moral Bearings of Phrenology And ...
Religion, Natural And Revealed, Or, the Natural Theology And Moral Bearings of Phrenology And ...
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— u And, Mr. Trinitarian, what think you as to the preach- ing of the Rev. Mr. Unitarian. Would he profane the Sabbath and the sanctuary more or less by adopting the course under discussion 9*' A. T. — '• Less, decidedly. I consider error to be a profanation of things sacred ; but truth can never profane any thing. He might then do some good, but now he is certainly doing immense injury to society. He is sowing the seeds of a fatal error, that cannot fail to make shipwreck of many an immortal s...oul. I advocate the change ir.ost cordially." q. p._« And, Mr. Pope, what say you ?» " Say I? Why, I say you cannot possibly profane what is not holy. Their churches" • Q. p_« Whose churches?" "Why, all the churches— all the orthodox churches, (and a pretty application of names indeed, to call those orthodox, [?] who maintain errors as palpable, as fundamental, as do those to whom this title is usually applied. A rose by any other name would smell as sweetly — all Episcopalian churches, all Unitarian churches, all Methodist churches, all Baptist churches, all churches, of all names and kinds, not consecrated by the apostolic suc- cession, are no more sacred than so many old barns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— u And, Mr. Trinitarian, what think you as to the preach- ing of the Rev. Mr. Unitarian. Would he profane the Sabbath and the sanctuary more or less by adopting the course under discussion 9*' A. T. — '• Less, decidedly. I consider error to be a profanation of things sacred ; but truth can never profane any thing. He might then do some good, but now he is certainly doing immense injury to society. He is sowing the seeds of a fatal error, that cannot fail to make shipwreck of many an immortal s...oul. I advocate the change ir.ost cordially." q. p._« And, Mr. Pope, what say you ?» " Say I? Why, I say you cannot possibly profane what is not holy. Their churches" • Q. p_« Whose churches?" "Why, all the churches— all the orthodox churches, (and a pretty application of names indeed, to call those orthodox, [?] who maintain errors as palpable, as fundamental, as do those to whom this title is usually applied. A rose by any other name would smell as sweetly — all Episcopalian churches, all Unitarian churches, all Methodist churches, all Baptist churches, all churches, of all names and kinds, not consecrated by the apostolic suc- cession, are no more sacred than so many old barns.
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