 | Christopher Wordsworth (bp. of Lincoln) - 1867 - 890 стор.
...Thai we should learn to be cautious, lest we charge God foolishly, by ascribing that to Him, or to the Nature He has given us, which is owing wholly to our own abuse of it. Men may speak of the degeneracy and corruption of the world according to the experience they have had... | |
 | John Hamilton Thom - 1886 - 452 стор.
...treating of human sinfulness, makes this deep and pious remark : "We should learn to be cautious, lest we charge God foolishly by ascribing that to Him, or...us, which is owing wholly to our own abuse of it. Men may speak of the degeneracy and corruption of the world according to the experience they have had... | |
 | John Hamilton Thom - 1886 - 458 стор.
...should learn to be cautious, lest we charge God foolishly by ascribing 376 Unspiritual Objections to that to Him, or the nature He has given us, which is owing wholly to our own abuse of it. Men may speak of the degeneracy and corruption of the world according to the experience they have had... | |
 | William Ewart Gladstone - 1896 - 484 стор.
...against the only object of a just abhorrence. Secondly, That we should learn to be cautious, lest we charge God foolishly, by ascribing that to him, or...us, which is owing wholly to our own abuse of it. Men may speak of the degeneracy and corruption of the world, according to the experience they have... | |
 | Joseph Butler - 1896 - 488 стор.
...against the only object of a just abhorrence. Secondly, That we should learn to be cautious, lest we charge God foolishly, by ascribing that to him, or...us, which is owing wholly to our own abuse of it. Men may speak of the degeneracy and corruption of the world, according to the experience they have... | |
 | Joseph Butler - 1820 - 566 стор.
...felt-condemned. Secondly, That we fhould learn to be cautious left we charge God foolijhly , by afcribing that to him, or the nature he has given us, which is owing wholly to our own abufe of it. K3 Men 134 Upon Refentment. Serm.VIII. Men may fpeak of the degeneracy and corruption... | |
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That we should learn to be cautious, lest we charge God foolishly, by ascribing that to him, or the nature he has given us, which is owing wholly to our own abuse of it. Men may speak of the degeneracy and corruption of the world, according to the experience... 
