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& give Virtue struggles & triumphs; to guide
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& give Virtue struggles & triumphs; to guide them properly
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in every State is merit, & to abuse them is demerit. They prove
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what we are, & by their habits we take our character for ye.
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following stages of our life. 
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ye. different passions, sense, & Powers which unfold themselves
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in ye. successive stages, are necessary to yt. progressive state.
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As ye. views enlarge new habits & passions are requir'd, &
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thus ye. mind opens & [[deletion]] improve [[/deletion]] [[addition]] arrives at [[/addition]] Perfection.
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We may perceive ye. great lines of our duty by ye.
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harmony both of our inward & outward structure, & shall
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perhaps find [[deletion]] more [[/deletion]] [[addition]] a more supprizing [[/addition]] Divine Wisdom & goodness in ye. human
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mind, than in ye. rest of nature. [[deletion]] [[unclear]] ^ [[addition]] [[unclear]] [[/addition]] ye. for [[/deletion]]
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[[deletion]]] of these [[unclear]] faculties [[/deletion]]
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From what has been said it appear yt. man is made for
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a temperate, benevolent, active & Progressive State; yt. he
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is greatly attracted to what is good, & repulsed from ye. contrary;
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yt. he approves those action yt. respect ye. good of others, &
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disapproves ye. reverse. Besides these he has particular perceptions,
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tho' not of ye. same kind, yt. have degrees of affection propotion'd
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to their tendencies to ye. Publick good. We call a thing good
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when it answers ye. End propos'd, & a creature so, when he acts
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agreable to his constitution. Therefore yt. Man his Virtuous or
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good, who act suitable to [[deletion]] his dignity [[/deletion]] [[addition]] ye. principles [[/addition]] & destination of his Nature.
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His Dignity & Perfection will also be found there.

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40.

& give Virtue struggles & triumphs; to guide them properly in every State is merit, & to abuse them is demerit. They prove what we are, & by their habits we take our character for ye. following stages of our life.

ye. different passions, sense, & Powers which unfold themselves in ye. successive stages, are necessary to yt. progressive state. As ye. views enlarge new habits & passions are requir'd, & thus ye. mind opens & deletion improve /deletion addition arrives at /addition Perfection.

We may perceive ye. great lines of our duty by ye. harmony both of our inward & outward structure, & shall perhaps find deletion more /deletion addition a more supprizing /addition Divine Wisdom & goodness in ye. human mind, than in ye. rest of nature. deletion unclear ^ addition unclear /addition ye. for /deletion deletion] of these unclear faculties /deletion

From what has been said it appear yt. man is made for a temperate, benevolent, active & Progressive State; yt. he is greatly attracted to what is good, & repulsed from ye. contrary; yt. he approves those action yt. respect ye. good of others, & disapproves ye. reverse. Besides these he has particular perceptions, tho' not of ye. same kind, yt. have degrees of affection propotion'd to their tendencies to ye. Publick good. We call a thing good when it answers ye. End propos'd, & a creature so, when he acts agreable to his constitution. Therefore yt. Man his Virtuous or good, who act suitable to deletion his dignity /deletion addition ye. principles /addition & destination of his Nature. His Dignity & Perfection will also be found there.