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Excerpt from The Four Gospels, Vol. 1 of 4: Translated From the Greek, With Preliminary Dissertations, and Notes Critical and Explanatory With the Author's Last Corrections
Master upon earth. At the same time that I have been careful to avoid an implicit deference to the judgment of any man, I have been ready to give a patient hearing, and impartial examination, to reason and argument, from what quarter soever it proceeded. That a man differs from me on some articles, has given me no propensity to reject his sentiments on other articles; neither does the con currence of his sentiments with mine on some points, make me prone to admit his sentiments On others. Truth I have always sought (now there is no respect of persons in this pursuit): and, if 'a man may pronounce safely on what passes within his own breast, I am warranted to say, I'have sought it in the love of truth.
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