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It is a folly also not to worship God, when we acknowledge his existence; it is our wisdom then to worship him. As it is not indifferent whether we believe there is a God or no; so it is not indifferent whether we will give honor to that God or no. A worship is his right as he is the Author of our being, and fountain of our happiness.
Stephen Charnock — Stephen Charnock, Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God, Discourse I "On the Existence of God" (public-domain Gutenberg text; near markers {a86}–{a87}).
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Stephen Charnock, Stephen Charnock, Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God, Discourse I "On the Existence of God" (public-domain Gutenberg text; near markers {a86}–{a87}). (gutenberg.org) - Stephen Charnock, Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God, Discourse I "On the Existence of God" (public-domain Gutenberg text; near markers {a86}–{a87}).
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