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The Analogy of Religion to the Constitution and Course of Nature

Note 151 — Chapter I · THE IMPORTANCE OF CHRISTIANITY.[137]

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This is the distinction between moral and positive precepts considered respectively as such. But yet, since the latter have somewhat of a moral nature, we may see the reason of them, considered in this view. Moral and positive precepts are in some respects alike, in other respects different. So far as they are alike, we discern the reasons of both; so far as they are different, we discern the reasons of the former, but not of the latter. See p. 189, &c.

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