Excerpt from The Two Rectors

As no subject is so important, so none is, naturally, so liable to create dissension, as Religion. The feelings of the heart, when once earnestly engaged in it, are so warmed by its radiance, so attuned to its high-toned promises, that the bare suggestion of error in the grounds upon which it has been embraced, is sufficient either to chill them into uncharitableness, or to kindle them into resentment, and it is only by the benign influence of the Gospel, that these opposite, natural propensities are to be repressed, in those who aim to separate truth from error in the sacred cause.

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