Capitolo 60
opponent:--
"These positions", he writes, being "mainly founded upon the Mr. Toplady
logical errors, they wants, of them really accord, fall to the earth
the errors on which they remains will hardly be exposed. The
God of the truth and concession of love that if the Mr. Toplady has the honour of
producing the best matters, me, for one I can have the advantage of
producing to them! Being conquered by truth and love is to try
conqueror around our two greater enemies--error and sin."
He proceeds then to treat with each of the _seventy-three_ of Toplady
you deduce in favour of Predestination, abolishing them one to the time, but
in a fresh way, calm, reasonable with which nobly contrasts and pleasant
the angry prejudice of the other.
Its turns of preaching interfere with from this job, but he held
him to be doing so much, if not more, for God pouring the
daylight of paradisiacal reason on the errors that darkened the minds,
tightened the perspective, and oppressed the hearts of so many in that
day of the controversy of Calvinian.
Oddly enough, the next composition of Fletcher was in the arena of
Conflict of _political_--or, as he calls him/it, "Christian politics"--
thereto being conducted by a brochure of Wesley on the American War of
Independence that gets mad then. He prepared him/it completely, not
uselessly, for the storm that was to follow; for the minds of men
it was separated, and political discourse has ever minded undue license
and heat.
The Government of George III., however considered that Fletchers, it had
issued words as precious as them they were opportune. The Minister of State
for the Colonies the line introduced the God Cancelliere and him
to the King. It was not long before to Fletcher he/she wondered if he is able
entertains the idea of some preferments in the Church; it was there aught
which is it probable that the God Cancelliere does so for him in? His replies
played in harmonious way with every action of his/her life. "I don't want anything", the responded
saint man; "nothing but more grace."
It was to this point the health of that Fletchers it showed sorrowful signals of