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l:;ItIWR-ITR CON:H:QUF,:iCt:a. 9:.i
had resolved. to lead th~ life of tl. profligate.
'\.c have it from his own lips that lhc rejection
of the lii~le maue him feel cornfurtable in hid
wicked cour~e~. Aft0r cOIl~cicnc-.} was thus
lulled to ."leep, it wns casy to "work all unclean-
ness with greedinl'~~:t
Ponder this, beloved youth: am] you will be
prepared to look at some of the CO~SI::QUE::-;CES
of embracing CHor.
These artl numerou:-l, :lIId they have been in
pnrt nntioipntcrl, hut we mn)" go Romcwhat more
iulo udail. 4l At; truth," lo adopt thc beautiful
language of .Jeremy 1':1)'lor, "hn.'! it~origin and
dwelling-place ill the bosom of God," no one
can renounce the truth and cmb:r.:acc errur with-
out harming himself. rl'hc following effects
nre sure to be producen by such :l. (':OUf.:iC: it
bewilders the millo, it a1lurus no support in the
day of trial, anu it titanu8 iu the way of tialnl-
tion.
There is something in error which hW:l:1 Ji-
rtx:t tendency to bett:ildrr and enthral the mind.
'V C ofk'n ~p('ak of infidels n.;;II frcc-thillker~,"
but if bJ free-thinking is meant, real, consciou:i
liberty, the term is egregiously misapplied. If