...men. Because that which poisons one man, is not likely to be very wholesome to another. To be sure, we are not to argue against the use of a thing from the abuse of it. And a great deal may be said to show that the pure commodity, clarified and doubledistilled, which...

...men. Because that which poisons one man, is not likely to be very wholesome to another. To be sure, we are not to argue against the use of a thing from the abuse of it. And a great deal may be said to show that the pure commodity, clarified and doubledistilled, which...

...lasciviousness, so often quote. Such persons wrest also the other Scriptures to their own destruction. And are we to argue against the use of a thing from the abuse of it ? What good thing is not abused ? Yet we do not refuse raiment to the naked, because there are some...

...shameful is it that such an unrivalled endowment should be perverted, or degraded to evil purposes ! But we are not to argue against the use of a thing from the abuse of it. Let us remember that God is to be glorified in our body, as well as in pur spirit. Let us say, with...

...Church should speak a language which her children, and they only, can understand. At the same time we are not to argue against the use of a thing from its possible abuse. If it is possible that wicked men may profane the Sanctuary with their presence...

...shameful is it that such an unrivalled endowment should be perverted, or degraded to evil purposes ! But we are not to argue against the use of a thing from the abuse of it. Let us remember that God is to be glorified in our body, as well as in our spirit. Let us say, with...

...literature ? And so with a thousand other such sayings and references— "Extremes meet, sir ;" "You mustn't argue against the use of a thing from the abuse of it;" "The exception proves the rule ;" Talleyrand's remark about the use of speech ; Newton gathering pebbles...

...? And so with a thousand other such sayings and references — "Extremes meet, sir ;" "You mustn't argue against the use of a thing from the abuse of it;" "The exception proves the rule ;" Talleyrand's remark about the use of speech ; Newton gathering pebbles...

...been poisoned by bad books, and inflammatory publications, if they had not been taught how to read. To argue against the use of a thing from the abuse of it is au obvious fallacy ; but the true answer to all such statements is, that instruction is not education,...

...sLamefu] is it that such an unrivalled endowment should be perverted, or degraded to evil purposes ! But we are not to argue against the use of a thing from the abuse of it. Let us remember that God is to be glorified in our body, as well as in our spirit. Let us say, with...