The Ridpath Library of Universal Literature, Vol. 23 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

Sinopsis

Excerpt from The Ridpath Library of Universal Literature, Vol. 23

From these and the like considerations, I think it will evidently appear that this perfect happiness is not to be found in anything we can enjoy in this life. Wherein, then, does it consist? I answer positively, in the full and entire fruition of God. He, as Plato speaks, is the proper and principal end of man, the centre of our tendency, and the ark of our rest. He is the object which alone can satisfy the appetite of the most capacious soul, and stand the test of fruition to eternity and to enjoy Him fully is perfect felicity.

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