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^ to ^ pttito ^ aiie ^ lt is thife Faith , the Chanty and ifepe of Christianity , which has had * fi &« # te M ^ cM tt ^ r fotnish i ^ abftles ^ n ^& ti ^ m & i siiide the tow ^ 6 bn ^ an ^& it wa & givdn ; 111 IS rfii ^ wHM £ ^ e derates
His Me ^ fM i ^ si ^ natiwi , Plato MSj gr ^ e , ahd Ms r ^ futatibn of IMbe ^ eS ' ; ' tMt etihifbrted Ruth ^ idtoiaMt I thk itfien cbrn ;" % ticih siet a glotjr tbiind Mag-^ M ^ Ms fMl ^ ckM ^ arid Minified ^ & iH ^^ ^ ;<' f l « . iri 3 ik : ^ ite ) i * # & k £ fe TiSfe & l & tid acknowledge r iall that 1 is gbod : kiid gi ^ eat . It i & to'Fafiffh which imik unite : ' - ^ tE ^(^^ h ^ 9 '^ iaije ^ men ^ poets , Md' tjmiti ^ al-eeonoihists : - ^
in-^ ai ¥ ™ ials , ^( Mrimtiriities ^ ( " ri-Vkl ?^) niatioM ^ in the gteat ^ # brk of adviaiidhg human hap'If'we-fe ^ l that which touches
usl so strongly and finely that dut' & eiise is iibt chfeatied into a dtiubt ! 6 f ! its existence , we realise all we can know of Tiulh . If ! we re ^ ivie from that Mrriihg febnsciousriess a ¦ ' r ^ nekof thM wlifen we cknnot ^ dii ) , wfe ^ are eMpwed with ' Bfeli & g Whi ^ h' iA a tote addition
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essay , and we have > . something J . A - % .. tirl . x . c ,, ^ rst r » .-Er ; . r ? . i' 5 fi nearer to the actual state of the case . Conscious of the limitation of our powers , ; w
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p ^ i ^^ e (^ m ^ 0 ^ all tne pte 6 ihefria ; 1 ^^^ miM " w 4 art 1 ^ blM ^ - ] axKl ^ tif aT ^^ evU ^ dread of ^^ iltepp ^^ tBt tK ()§ e powers $ lii 8 K ri ^ ulit ^ iil and the phenomena to ^ etner , an ^ s ^ t apout . p ^^ i ^^; , ^^ nature ^ TTIiq cnUi ^ e ^ s nothing J ? ut pain and ^ c ? tuelty ^ tfef hand of the dentist- Pr ^ eis ^ ly
so we have only just slf 0 g u ^ heartily to put our trust in death , which is perhaps the most awful seeming of all j the phenomena to which "we are subject . If we have bdriiie it without shrieking sometimes , we have boasted of a
majrtyrdom . Even yet political economy , whose task is to expose truths with indifferency , ijs railed at by timidity , and t { ie old rubbish huddled again pver its disclosures with
precipitancy ; as though to apstjcaet truth would explode like : a gasometer . The sense of a degree of power consequent updh the reasoning fadtiltyVatMd the nieanly ^ lnsh belief ) , tot nojie but individual ; . iht ^^ st will braier things for the' . ' be ^ t ! , will brdfer thlhgs ftir the : beSt ,
conspire to make us prefer human power ^ , l > ow ^ r f \ j \ fy $$ j quate ,. rather fyim \ [ ^ rast , \ \ iy powers 4 PY € | r wljiich , wc ; 4 i ^ yje jiq wntwl I ; iWh ^ t ^ p ( Byer >; , ^^ W ? ariaes ; ] Pal 9 ^ hop ( J , wfciciUii ^ tb ^ © ppositiori « M i iridividiial yyM to the ( march i o £ i iuniversal < »& vemttki
How childish ;< ¦ « how ? nuffator ^' Fkte , hap ^ ly irt ^ xordbl ^ Mil i ^ ul ^ ufi ^ y J tfpiriP rktf ^ the ^ tt y . impediments , we interpose ; which serve for nought but to vex our enjoyment . And -herehris the Suffering ,
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 1, 1837, page 408, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/mrp_01121837/page/40/
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