The Moral Philosopher in a Dialogue Between Philalethes a Christian Deist And
The Moral Philosopher in a Dialogue Between Philalethes a Christian Deist And
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The Priefts cry'd out againft it as a great Wickednels, fince it cut t'hem off from the greateft Part of their Revenues arifing from their Sacrifices and Abfolutions, and encouraged the People to ferve God without them. And the Prophets thought, it an open and daring Violation of the Laws, and an Affront offered to God 2 himfelf, 30 2 T'he Moral Philosopher.
himfclf, to proteft and encourage any Re- ligion or Method of Worflaip in that Coun- try, bat wliat Mofes had eftablifli^d. And, therefore..., they denounced the Judgments of God againft the King, and no lefs than the^ Revolt of his Kingdom, though it does not appear that Solomon worfhipped any but the true God, in the legal Way, himfelf; yet his tolerating thole who did, was thought the fame Thing, and tolerating Idolatry in that Country, or fuifering any other Religion, but; what the Law had eftabliih'd, was reckoned Idolatry ; and it was upon this Foot, that, the Prophets charged Idolatry upon Solomoriyi and moft of the other Kings of Ifrael af- ter him, for maintaining the fame Indul- gence, Toleration, or Liberty of Confci- ence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Priefts cry'd out againft it as a great Wickednels, fince it cut t'hem off from the greateft Part of their Revenues arifing from their Sacrifices and Abfolutions, and encouraged the People to ferve God without them. And the Prophets thought, it an open and daring Violation of the Laws, and an Affront offered to God 2 himfelf, 30 2 T'he Moral Philosopher.
himfclf, to proteft and encourage any Re- ligion or Method of Worflaip in that Coun- try, bat wliat Mofes had eftablifli^d. And, therefore..., they denounced the Judgments of God againft the King, and no lefs than the^ Revolt of his Kingdom, though it does not appear that Solomon worfhipped any but the true God, in the legal Way, himfelf; yet his tolerating thole who did, was thought the fame Thing, and tolerating Idolatry in that Country, or fuifering any other Religion, but; what the Law had eftabliih'd, was reckoned Idolatry ; and it was upon this Foot, that, the Prophets charged Idolatry upon Solomoriyi and moft of the other Kings of Ifrael af- ter him, for maintaining the fame Indul- gence, Toleration, or Liberty of Confci- ence.
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