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Religious Worship and Human Infirmity

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 25, 1856

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 9, No. 8.

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Religious Worship and Human Infirmity

By Mosheim

Some accommodation to the infirmities of mankind, some prudent instances of condesension to their invincible prejudices, are necessary in ecclesiastical as well as in civil institutions; but they must be of such a nature, as not to inspire ideas, or encourage prejudices, incompatible with just sentiments of the great object of religious worship, and of the fundamental truths which God has imparted by reason and revelation to the human race.—Moshiem.