Some questions posed by Jonathan Edwards in Charity and its Fruits:
- Has your supposed grace such influence as to render those things in which you have failed of holy practice, loathsome, grievous, and humbling to you?
- Do you carry about with you, habitually, a dread of sin?
- Are you sensible to the beauty and pleasantness of the ways of holy practice?
- Do you find that you do particularly esteem and delight in those practices that may, by way of eminence, be called Christian practices, in distinction from mere worldly morality?
- do you hunger and thirst after a holy practice?
- Do you make a business of endeavoring to live holily, and as God would have you, in all respects?
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