A Parallel of the Doctrine of the Pagans with the Doctrine of the Jesuits; and that of the Constitution Unigenitus Issued by Pope Clement XI.: Divided Into Several Chapters and Sections, Shewing the Contrary Sentiments of the Pagans and Jesuits, Concerning: I. The Knowledge and Love of God and Justice. II.The Worship Due to God, and the Love Due to Our Neighbour. III. Sins of Ignorance, and Wilful Or Premeditated Sins. IV. Precipitant Absolutions. V. The Servile Fear of God. VI. Vain Swearing. VII. Concupiscence, and the Sensual Pleasures. VIII. Publick Shews, Loose Conversation, Obscene Tracts, Lascivious Looks and Behaviour. IX. Sins of the Marriage Bed. X. Pimps and Procurers. XI. Luxury and Vanity of Women. XII. Gluttony and Drunkenness. XIII. The Murder of Kings, &cJ. Pemberton at the Buck and Sun in Fleetstreet., 1726 - 253 páginas |
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... Favours , and Gra- titude efteem'd ? And where is the Place in ⚫ which the Proud , the Mischievous , the Cruel and Ungrateful , are not defpis'd and hated ( c ) ? The Law natural is therefore a first Reason imprinted in Nature , which ...
... Favours , and Gra- titude efteem'd ? And where is the Place in ⚫ which the Proud , the Mischievous , the Cruel and Ungrateful , are not defpis'd and hated ( c ) ? The Law natural is therefore a first Reason imprinted in Nature , which ...
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... favours of Paf- fion or Caprice . And from all this , fays the Pagan , refults what is call'd Wisdom and Ho- nefty ; which , fays he , to use Plato's Words , wou'd be the most admir'd of all Beautys , if they were as visible to the Eyes ...
... favours of Paf- fion or Caprice . And from all this , fays the Pagan , refults what is call'd Wisdom and Ho- nefty ; which , fays he , to use Plato's Words , wou'd be the most admir'd of all Beautys , if they were as visible to the Eyes ...
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... favour of human Na- ture , fo happily extol its Advantages , and prove fo far beyond all difpute , that to know what is Order and Decency , Wifdom and Honesty , what to do , and what to avoid , is fufficient to conftitute Man ; who can ...
... favour of human Na- ture , fo happily extol its Advantages , and prove fo far beyond all difpute , that to know what is Order and Decency , Wifdom and Honesty , what to do , and what to avoid , is fufficient to conftitute Man ; who can ...
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... Favour of Heaven ! who would have thought it ! But let us hear Seneca again . He expreffes him- felf upon the Subject of Ignorance as ftrongly as Cicero . What then is Evil , fays he ( b ) , but the Ig- norance of Things , as the ...
... Favour of Heaven ! who would have thought it ! But let us hear Seneca again . He expreffes him- felf upon the Subject of Ignorance as ftrongly as Cicero . What then is Evil , fays he ( b ) , but the Ig- norance of Things , as the ...
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... favour more of the Beast than Man ; because without Free Will there is no Sin , and there cannot be a Free Will to avoid Sin , unless there be a Knowledge of the • Good and Evil in the Object propos'd to us . ' < < < 6 In fhort , to ...
... favour more of the Beast than Man ; because without Free Will there is no Sin , and there cannot be a Free Will to avoid Sin , unless there be a Knowledge of the • Good and Evil in the Object propos'd to us . ' < < < 6 In fhort , to ...
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Página 189 - Whose adorning let it not be that outward adorning of plaiting the hair, and of wearing of gold, or of putting on of apparel ; but let it be the hidden man of the heart, in that which is not corruptible, even the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, which is in the sight of God of great price.
Página 155 - The wise men are ashamed, they are dismayed and taken: lo, they have rejected the word of the Lord; and what wisdom is in them...
Página 172 - It is the duty of a young man to reverence his elders, and amongst them to select the best and the worthiest, on whose advice and authority to rely. For the inexperience of youth ought to be instructed and conducted by the wisdom of the aged. Above all things, the young man ought to be restrained from lawless desires, and exercised in endurance and labour...
Página 90 - You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength.
Página 170 - Woe unto you, Scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites ! for ye make clean the outside of the cup and platter, but within they are full of extortion and excess.
Página 182 - Susanna sighed, and said: I am straitened on every side; for if I do this thing, it is death to me, and if I do it not, I shall not escape your hands. But it is better for me to fall into your hands without doing it, than to sin in the sight of the Lord.
Página 13 - The obedience of the law must necessarily arise from some source, and that source is Charity. When the Love of God is its inward principle, and God's Glory its end, then that which appears outwardly is pure, otherwise is hypocrisy or feigned righteousness.
Página 169 - ... for * he that looketh on a woman to luft after her, hath 'already committed adultery with her in his heart/ Againft the Eighth: a man fins in dancing, when he withdraweth the heart of another from God.
Página 22 - The fear of an unjust excommunication ought never to deter us from doing our duty. We never go out of the Church...
Página 197 - Accedente nova, fi quam dabat hoftia , carne," Cognatorum aliquis titulo ter Confulis, atque Caftrorum imperiis, & Diftatoris honore Funâus , ad bas cpulas folito maturiùs ib.it , Ereftum domito referens à monte ligonem. 90 Cùm tremerent autera Fabios , durumquc Catonen...