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The Analogy of Religion to the Constitution and Course of Nature

Note 89 — Chapter IV · PROBATION, AS IMPLYING TRIAL, DIFFICULTIES, AND DANGER.[84]

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[Shall we be of such? Shall we forget or disregard the great fact that when death has transferred us to other conditions, we, our proper selves, will remain? No longer, indeed, united with flesh and blood, surrounded with houses, lands, business, or enjoyments, such as the present, but still ourselves. Still with wants to be supplied, desires to be gratified, and capacities to be employed and developed!]

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