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<note>B.2.Ch.<del>5</del>.6</note> <p>The considerations derived<lb/> | |||
from the <hi rend="underline">Religious Sanction</hi> are the Sufferings<lb/> | |||
apprehended from the immediate will of the Deity -<lb/> | |||
in some degree perhaps in the present but<lb/> | |||
chiefly in a future life.— His displeasure<lb/> | |||
is under the Christian Religion and particularly<lb/> | |||
the Protestant invariably believed to be annexed<lb/> | |||
with few or no exceptions to all those malpractices<lb/> | |||
which bring men into Prisons.—<lb/> | |||
The considerations therefore which that Sanction<lb/> | |||
affords are to be numbered among the considerations<lb/> | |||
which tend to restrain men from committing<lb/> | |||
crimes.— Now the force of this sanction acting in<lb/> | |||
opposition to that of the local moral Sanction<lb/> | |||
which is generated and governs in a prison will<lb/> | |||
naturally have the whole force of this latter exerted<lb/> | |||
against it to overthrow it.- Not that a Prison<lb/> | |||
is the region of acute and scrupulous Philosophy<lb/> | |||
The arguments there made use of will be<lb/> | |||
<sic>adressed</sic> to the <unclear>Passions</unclear> rather than the Judgement-<lb/> | |||
The Being of a God, The authenticity of Revelation<lb/> | |||
will not be combatted by reason - The force of this</p> | |||
<p>the account before it can with propriety be<lb/> | |||
turned virtuous or vicious simply and without<lb/> | |||
addition - the same Conduct which is pernicious &<lb/> | |||
on that account is wrought to be disreputable in Society<lb/> | |||
at large is beneficial to and on that account held in<lb/> | |||
honour by a smaller society included within the<lb/> | |||
former.- The member of Parliament who solicits us<lb/> | |||
defends for his Borough a <sic>privelege</sic> detrimental<lb/> | |||
to the nation is called a patriot in his Borough - The<lb/> | |||
Man who devised the oath by which the Candidates for<lb/> | |||
degrees were made to engage not to propagate elsewhere<lb/> | |||
than at Oxford & Cambridge the ends of what was thought<lb/> | |||
useful <unclear>bearing</unclear>; was probably thought a man of great<lb/> | |||
<unclear>shout</unclear> in those Universities —</p><pb/> | |||
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B.2.Ch.5.6
The considerations derived
from the Religious Sanction are the Sufferings
apprehended from the immediate will of the Deity -
in some degree perhaps in the present but
chiefly in a future life.— His displeasure
is under the Christian Religion and particularly
the Protestant invariably believed to be annexed
with few or no exceptions to all those malpractices
which bring men into Prisons.—
The considerations therefore which that Sanction
affords are to be numbered among the considerations
which tend to restrain men from committing
crimes.— Now the force of this sanction acting in
opposition to that of the local moral Sanction
which is generated and governs in a prison will
naturally have the whole force of this latter exerted
against it to overthrow it.- Not that a Prison
is the region of acute and scrupulous Philosophy
The arguments there made use of will be
adressed to the Passions rather than the Judgement-
The Being of a God, The authenticity of Revelation
will not be combatted by reason - The force of this
the account before it can with propriety be
turned virtuous or vicious simply and without
addition - the same Conduct which is pernicious &
on that account is wrought to be disreputable in Society
at large is beneficial to and on that account held in
honour by a smaller society included within the
former.- The member of Parliament who solicits us
defends for his Borough a privelege detrimental
to the nation is called a patriot in his Borough - The
Man who devised the oath by which the Candidates for
degrees were made to engage not to propagate elsewhere
than at Oxford & Cambridge the ends of what was thought
useful bearing; was probably thought a man of great
shout in those Universities —
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richard smith |
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edward collins |
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