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exceed his own private happiness,  
exceed his own private happiness,  
although his private happiness might
although his private happiness might
be one motive.
be one motive. Another motive why t. christian
disires t love of all men, is that all
men might be happy in [[unclear]] t. excellency of religion
t [[unclear]] of wh. would consist in their loving
him aught. Moties of this kind
might be multiplied without end:
they help in t take up t idea how it becomes
t christians duty & nateral for him
to desire t. right kind of love of all men
& as he decides this he is
to set t example in loving all men,
as he loves hims. & this is t rule
wh. is t law & t ppts. Nothing else
is X But again let it be noticed that for a
christian to love all men as he loves hims. does
not guide him to
love all men in all respects alike for
instance: It does not guide him to take
delight & complacency in those who
appear to be enemies to G. he cannot love their
unholy life & conversation. He cannot love
their disposion who in continually using agt

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it is their duty to love t brethren of wh. he is one, this is a motive wh. almost infinitely ought to exceed his own private happiness, although his private happiness might be one motive. Another motive why t. christian disires t love of all men, is that all men might be happy in unclear t. excellency of religion t unclear of wh. would consist in their loving him aught. Moties of this kind might be multiplied without end: they help in t take up t idea how it becomes t christians duty & nateral for him to desire t. right kind of love of all men & as he decides this he is to set t example in loving all men, as he loves hims. & this is t rule wh. is t law & t ppts. Nothing else is X But again let it be noticed that for a christian to love all men as he loves hims. does not guide him to love all men in all respects alike for instance: It does not guide him to take delight & complacency in those who appear to be enemies to G. he cannot love their unholy life & conversation. He cannot love their disposion who in continually using agt