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The gospel of Christ is not intended to extinguish or impair the natural sensibility of the human mind; but to purify and refine it, rather, by directing it to its proper objects. It proposes to transfer the affections from earth to heaven,—from a world of shadows and illusions to a world where all is real, substantial, and eternal.
Robert Hall — Robert Hall, The Works of the Rev. Robert Hall, A.M. (sermon/discourse on the refining effect of the gospel on the affections).
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