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Alas! is it then come to this, with all your belief of God, and providence and Scripture, that religion is not worth a thought? That it is not worth one hour's serious consideration and reflection, "what God and Christ are, and what you yourselves are, and what you must hereafter be?" Where then are your rational faculties? How are they employed, or rather how are they stupefied and benumbed?
Philip Doddridge — The Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul, Chapter II: The Careless Sinner Awakened, §7
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