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That truth is in order to goodness; and the great touchstone

of truth, its tendency to promote holiness, according to our

S a v i o r’s rule, “By their fruits ye shall know them.” And that no

opinion can be either more pernicious or more absurd than that

which brings truth and falsehood upon a level, and represents it as

of no consequence what a man’s opinions are. On the contrary, we

are persuaded that there is an inseparable connection between faith

and practice, truth and duty. Otherwise, it would be of no consequence

either to discover truth or to embrace it.

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