...chosen object. If once we abandon thia distinction, language will want a term for a well-known and Vfery common vice of the mind ; and, from a wasteful perversion...Enthusiasm is not a term of measurement, but of quality." — Pp. 6, 7The vitiating quality is declared to be the transmulation of the emotions of the heart...

...abandon this distinction, language will want a term for a well-known and very comN. s. No. 54. mon vice of the mind ; and, from a wasteful perversion...Enthusiasm is not a term of measurement, but of quality." — pp. G, 7. His notions of religious enthusiasm may be learned from the following passages. "The...

...a wasteful perversion of phrases, we must be reduced to speak of qualities most noble and most hase by the very same designation. If the objects which...intensity of feeling that can alter the character of the emo'ion. Enthusiasm is not a term of measurement, but of quality." — Pp. 6, 7The vitiating quality...

...qualities most noble and most base by the very same designation. If the objects which excite the ardor of the mind are substantial, and if the mode of pursuit...Enthusiasm is not a term of measurement, but of quality." We had marked several passages, as specimens of the beauty of style and cogency of reasoning lor which...

...noble and most base by the very same designation. If the objects which excite the ardour of the mini are substantial, and if the mode of pursuit be truly...Enthusiasm is not a term of measurement, but of quality.' p. "]. Religious enthusiasm, then, is to be regarded as differing in kind from true piety, as disease...

...qualities most noble and most base by the very same designation. If the objects which excite the ardor of the mind are substantial, and if the mode of pursuit...Enthusiasm is not a term of measurement, but of quality." We had marked several passages, as specimens of the beauty of style and cogency of reasoning for which...

...qualities most noble and most base by the very same designation. If the objects which excite the ardor of the mind are substantial, and if the mode of pursuit...Enthusiasm is not a term of measurement, but of quality. ," * Who, for instance, can suppose that there was less devotion of mind to his pursuit, less ardor...

...qualities most noble and most infirm by the very same designation. If the objects which excite the ardor of the mind are substantial, and if the mode of pursuit...that enthusiasm is the fault of infirm constitutions, a seeming exception must be made in behalf of a few high- tempered spirits, distinguished by their...

...abandon this distinction, language will want a term for a well-known and very common vice of the mmd ; and, from a wasteful perversion of phrases, we must...Enthusiasm is not a term of measurement, but of quality.' p. 7Religions enthusiasm, then, is to be regarded as differing in kind from true piety, as disease...