Sermons
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Finally, my friends, is that a genuine spirit of benevolence which does not extend itself to the source of all the misery in the v/orld, and evinces no interest in the moral condition and everlasting welfare of others ? Does the law of christian be- nevolence allow us to be satisfied with relieving misery, when we take no pains to prevent vice ? Has he any claim to the character of a man of real benevolence, who encourages, by his exam- ple or his neglect, that depravity in the communi- ty whic...h terminates at last in the very distress which he is prompt to relieve? Can any sympa- thy with affliction, any nobleness of temper, any boasted instances of generosity, any instinct of kindness, atone for an indifference to the moral and religious character of those with whom we are connected, or for habits of vice, which destroy all that is valuable in human life ? Talk not, then, my friends, of benevolence without principle, of compassion which has no object but that of reliev- ing visible distress, of a generous temper, which has no feeling for the depravity and crimes of mankind.
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Finally, my friends, is that a genuine spirit of benevolence which does not extend itself to the source of all the misery in the v/orld, and evinces no interest in the moral condition and everlasting welfare of others ? Does the law of christian be- nevolence allow us to be satisfied with relieving misery, when we take no pains to prevent vice ? Has he any claim to the character of a man of real benevolence, who encourages, by his exam- ple or his neglect, that depravity in the communi- ty whic...h terminates at last in the very distress which he is prompt to relieve? Can any sympa- thy with affliction, any nobleness of temper, any boasted instances of generosity, any instinct of kindness, atone for an indifference to the moral and religious character of those with whom we are connected, or for habits of vice, which destroy all that is valuable in human life ? Talk not, then, my friends, of benevolence without principle, of compassion which has no object but that of reliev- ing visible distress, of a generous temper, which has no feeling for the depravity and crimes of mankind.
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