But granted the reality of moral freedom and of {197} sin, i.
There are men who, under the impulse of a purely materialist science, declare the sense of moral freedom to be an illusion.
It is in this wise that a people in a state of manhood is justified in exchanging a condition of thraldom for one of moral freedom.
For a moral resistance to painful affections is already required of man--a resistance which can alone allow the principle of moral freedom, the intelligence, to make itself known in it.
Art ought to charm the mind and give satisfaction to the feeling of moral freedom.
The doctrine of the Fall is, as I have said, not separable from the doctrine of sin, or the doctrine of sin from that of moral freedom.
But, on the other hand, there is perennial and necessary warfare between Christianity and materialistic science, or a science which denies the reality of moral freedom.
Vain attempts have been made to make a bridge from one of these incompatibles to the other by means of the conception of moral freedom; but it always breaks down again.
No thoughtful man can have any doubt, after the conclusions reached in my prize-essay on Moral Freedom, that such freedom is to be sought, not anywhere in nature, but outside of it.
Liberum arbitrium indifferentiae under the name of moral freedom is a charming doll for professors of philosophy to dandle; and we must leave it to those intelligent, honourable and upright gentlemen.
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