The Works of Leonard Woods .. V.4
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Is it then possible that God should be sincere in his commands and invitations, unless holiness in man be on the whole preferable to sin in its stead ?
5. ' ; Further, it is extensively maintained that virtue is founded in utility, i. e. that such is the nature, relations, and tendencies of things, that greater happiness will result from virtue or holiness, than from vice or sin How then can sin in the nature of things be the necessary means of the greatest good ?
6. '• Again, if sin be the nec...essary means of the greatest good, who can reason- ably regard the commission of it with sorrow, or even regret 1 What benevolent being, duly informed, can ingenuously regret that by sin he has put it in the power of God to produce greater good, than God could otherwise produce ?
Ought it not rather to be matter of grateful praise that he has sinned, and thus fur- nished, by what he has done, the necessary means of the greatest possible good 1 Surely the act considered simply in the relation of the necessary means of such an end, is not a matter for regret; this being the very reason why God himself is supposed to prefer it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it then possible that God should be sincere in his commands and invitations, unless holiness in man be on the whole preferable to sin in its stead ?
5. ' ; Further, it is extensively maintained that virtue is founded in utility, i. e. that such is the nature, relations, and tendencies of things, that greater happiness will result from virtue or holiness, than from vice or sin How then can sin in the nature of things be the necessary means of the greatest good ?
6. '• Again, if sin be the nec...essary means of the greatest good, who can reason- ably regard the commission of it with sorrow, or even regret 1 What benevolent being, duly informed, can ingenuously regret that by sin he has put it in the power of God to produce greater good, than God could otherwise produce ?
Ought it not rather to be matter of grateful praise that he has sinned, and thus fur- nished, by what he has done, the necessary means of the greatest possible good 1 Surely the act considered simply in the relation of the necessary means of such an end, is not a matter for regret; this being the very reason why God himself is supposed to prefer it.
What to read after The Works of Leonard Woods .. V.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woods, Leonard, 1774-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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