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Universal Spectator and Weekly Journal (Newspaper) - March 18, 1732, London, Middlesex The W E E K L Y U R N A L. By of SATU R D A March 18, 1732. mah Mentem t Timore Sat. Tothe Author of the sal S I Ry IS I have been to you for laying before the Public my Thoughts on the evil of or as is naturally of true Piety 5 I muft now beg your farther I make fome Inquiry into the main Source and of it. For over and what has been already in ifs from the Topick now hinted we can make it farther appear to not more pernicious It its than weak and ill-grounded in Foundation we then have precluded every and given it over naked and to that Reproach it In Pursuance of this I would in the that as all Religion is founded in the Belief or Acknowledgment of Supream whom we call fo Religion alone can be is founded in of the nature and Attributes of For we are acquainted with how cart we a as is to Aij Nature And we have Notions of how we from f as the Original and Exemplar of And yet rightly to as far as we are to imitate nuke up the of To concerning the and the of the we can take no furer than to Him in his Here that and wife which is made for the and Good of the General is an invincible of the Benignity of the Author of For had ife been an to what could have all this nf and but to to defeat the fettled Malice of AV Either then k muft be denied I can be denied by no one who hat impartially the State of the that upon the Things are ivell and order or cannot be far that of his own free has imparted the Means of fo to his cannot but will they be Thus it that a moll Benevolence in the great Mind mud be the Spring of all kis in Relation to his Creatures and of Religion muft ever keep Peace with previous ones we entertain of the Divine we I better define than in the Language of a late excellent who calls 4 The by the of * and This is the Standard and of all practical Religion in rightly fiated and may be comprehended the intire Sum of our Duty That we throughout the whole Extent of our and to be as happy as we sun. If this may be to carry any Force with what muft we think of when we making it part of his to live in from his as much as all human to give up to a railed Attendance upon the Divine t What muft we think of we fte him making ft fart of his to deny the innocent Comforts of and the Conveniences of his Station When we find him a. of toJ a of voluntary as if his could only be at tht of Aif To can be but to fome tho' fundamental Error of his concerning the he there fore thus ignorantly to in a Manner mott to Nature For can there be a Thought more highly injurious to that unlimited and which has been to be the and darling Attribute of the Supream than for to imagine ai it with the of Aii Creatures giving the the and the 2?e/.//A of and then forbidding to be happy A which I think of an inward that great and good who gave us our formed us with Softs and has provided for the Gratification of can after Jl enjoin us to in open Violence with one Half of by a confiant Renunciation of Appetites which has fo deeply interwoven with our y but muft needs allow them their free Scope and as far as Truth and } that and the Limits of Enjoyment cm of. To and where prudential do not demand it of is fo far from being an AO of that it is rather an of to our who has Things richly to enjoy Since it is to throw back his Favours upon his as not worth our Equally a is it to that our common who has implanted in us fecial and tender Af towards our which can have neither Place nor but in a State of mutual and yet require us to pine in Solitude and and be ever before ift the very and of as if this were the acceptable Service When 7

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