An Ethical Essay: Or, an Attempt to Enumerate the Several Duties which We Owe to God, Our Saviour, Our Neighbour and Ourselves, and the Virtues and Graces of the Christian Life; Contrasted on the Opposite Pages with Their Opposite Vices and Ill Dispositions. To Each of which are Subjoined Some Loose Notes, Imperfect Hints, and Common Observations, Serving to Illustrate, Limit, Or Enforce Them. Intended to Assist in the Important Duty of Self-examinationFoote, & Brown, prs., 1830 - 183 sider |
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Side xvi
... moral powers , which have grown and thriven at the expense of all the rest . It was his for- tunate , his crowning distinction , to be free from a distinction like this . There is danger , therefore , in attempting to portray his ...
... moral powers , which have grown and thriven at the expense of all the rest . It was his for- tunate , his crowning distinction , to be free from a distinction like this . There is danger , therefore , in attempting to portray his ...
Side xviii
... moral qualities were in happy unison with his intellectual powers and habits . His passions were naturally strong , and his temper warm and excitable . But both were brought under severe control by a self - discipline which was never ...
... moral qualities were in happy unison with his intellectual powers and habits . His passions were naturally strong , and his temper warm and excitable . But both were brought under severe control by a self - discipline which was never ...
Side xxi
... moral courage ; but while he treated his patients with the greatest possible tenderness , was firm and resolute when the occasion required it . His whole intercourse with them was kind , affectionate , frank and sincere . He was always ...
... moral courage ; but while he treated his patients with the greatest possible tenderness , was firm and resolute when the occasion required it . His whole intercourse with them was kind , affectionate , frank and sincere . He was always ...
Side xxii
... moral and religious advancement . His views of the relations he sustained to * The allusion is 10 a public dinner , given in honor of Dr. Holyoke , by his professional brethren of this town and vicinity , on the hundreth anniver sary of ...
... moral and religious advancement . His views of the relations he sustained to * The allusion is 10 a public dinner , given in honor of Dr. Holyoke , by his professional brethren of this town and vicinity , on the hundreth anniver sary of ...
Side xxvi
... moral infirmities for past follies or sins . which often mar the years ; from discontent , querulousness , asperity , moroseness ; he still felt a lively and , in some respects , an increasing sympathy for his fellow men , and ...
... moral infirmities for past follies or sins . which often mar the years ; from discontent , querulousness , asperity , moroseness ; he still felt a lively and , in some respects , an increasing sympathy for his fellow men , and ...
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acknowledged Character Action Appetites assertor ATHEISM Attributes Behaviour believe Benevolence Blessing bour certainly Character Charity Conduct consider Course Creatures criminal Death DEISM Deists Deity Disposition Divine Doctrine Duty EDWARD AUGUSTUS HOLYOKE End of Faith endeavour enjoy especially eternal Events Evil Exertions Faith Father Fault Favour frequently give Gospel Government Gratitude greatest Habits Happiness Harvard College Heart Heaven highest holy Holy Spirit HOLYOKE Honour hope human imperfect Importance INATTENTION Indulgence infinite injurious Jesus Christ lence ligion live Lord Jesus Christ Love Mankind ment meration Mercy Mind MISANTHROPY moral Natural Religion neglects Neigh Neighbour never Obedience Object odious opposite ourselves Passions perfect Persons Piety possessed Power Prayer Precepts Principle Profession proper Providence Pursuit Reason Rectitude regarded religious Repentance Revelation Saviour Scriptures self-existent Self-love Society spect suffer Things thor Thoughts tion tism Trinitarians Truth unhappy Vice vicious Virtue virtuous whole Words World Zeal