Excerpt from Vindication of the General Assembly’s Resolution to Accept Grants in Aid, as Offered in the Despatch of the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India Company, of July 1854
How easy is it to make such vague charges, if one could only stoop to such a line of argument. This is the staple argument which the servants of God in every age have had to encounter. This is the style of argument with which our Lord and his disciples - the Protestant reformers - and the leaders in every holy movement have been assailed. It is a weapon most easy of employment but, as an argument, it can only derive strength from the evil propensity in the human heart to which it addresses itself.
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