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Lord, give me a heart to turn all knowledge to thy glory, and not to mine: keep me from being deluded with the lights of vain philosophy; keep me from the pride of human reason; let me not think my own thoughts, nor dream my own imaginations; but, in all things acting under the good guidance of the Holy Spirit, may I live in all simplicity, humility, and singleness of heart, unto the Lord Jesus Christ, now and for ever more. Amen.
Henry Kirke White — The Remains of Henry Kirke White, Late of St. John's College, Cambridge, with a Memoir of the Author (Glasgow: Richard Griffin & Co., 1825), "A Prayer," p. 141
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