The Scripture Doctrine of Divine Sovereignty Viewed in Connection With Mans Re
The Scripture Doctrine of Divine Sovereignty Viewed in Connection With Mans Re
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The la- bour they have hitherto employed in religious in- vestigations, has been chiefly to ascertain what their favourite authors believed, and by what ar- guments they supported their particular views. Having thus studied theology, as by a gross per- version of language it is called, they are unwil- ling to give a candid attention to any writer or speaker who proposes to unsettle their behef in the system they have adopted. What would bo the consequence of thus disturbing their intel- lectual... repose ? To indolent minds, it would be frightful. A great part of their theological ac- quisitions would become useless, or worse than useless. They must unlearn much that they had learned ; and they must now begin to think, and ^ study the Bible for themselves ! It is pleasing, however, and encouraging, to reflect that but comparatively tew are of this character. We rejoice to believe that there is an increasing num- ber of ministers in all the evangelical denomina- tions, who love the truth, and who love it so in- 1 tensely, that they are willing to search for ii hil)oriously, and to search for it where alone it is to be found unadulterated, — in the Bible itself; who study the holy volume with deep humility, and yet with that mental independence which ought to characterize every man who feels that he has a soul of his own, and that he is account- able to God for the right use of its faculties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The la- bour they have hitherto employed in religious in- vestigations, has been chiefly to ascertain what their favourite authors believed, and by what ar- guments they supported their particular views. Having thus studied theology, as by a gross per- version of language it is called, they are unwil- ling to give a candid attention to any writer or speaker who proposes to unsettle their behef in the system they have adopted. What would bo the consequence of thus disturbing their intel- lectual... repose ? To indolent minds, it would be frightful. A great part of their theological ac- quisitions would become useless, or worse than useless. They must unlearn much that they had learned ; and they must now begin to think, and ^ study the Bible for themselves ! It is pleasing, however, and encouraging, to reflect that but comparatively tew are of this character. We rejoice to believe that there is an increasing num- ber of ministers in all the evangelical denomina- tions, who love the truth, and who love it so in- 1 tensely, that they are willing to search for ii hil)oriously, and to search for it where alone it is to be found unadulterated, — in the Bible itself; who study the holy volume with deep humility, and yet with that mental independence which ought to characterize every man who feels that he has a soul of his own, and that he is account- able to God for the right use of its faculties.
What to read after The Scripture Doctrine of Divine Sovereignty Viewed in Connection With Mans Re?
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