Discourses on the Malevolent Sentiments

J. Hey, 1801

CONTENTS	1

distinguished from Emulation	2

Senses of the word Malice	3

Observations from fact	4

Concerning the object of malice	5

Jealousy defined	6

his sincerity	7

which it bears some affinity	8

to the finer parts of human nature 27 Sentiment how more useful than mere reason	27

Objection how can it be useful to hate Defor	28

mity? Where of mens priding themselves in fasti diousness 29 How the good effects of hatred increase	29

Idea of the world on supposition that those qua	30

lities which are now odious excited no disgust 31 Hurtful effects of hatred and first as generat	31

ing illwill 32 In domestic life	32

In public life	33

Towards persons unknown or little known	34

Scriptural use of the word Envy	9

Jealousy is generally mixed with other passions	10

The mischiefs of Misanthropy and first	11

making blame useless 12 Its evil influence on public happiness	12

on private	13

Its encreasing nature	14

Its evil influence on the Misanthrope himself	15

of wearisomenss expressed by the term Hatred	16

of envy mixed with hatred	17

of enmity mixed with hatred	18

of disapprobation mixed with hatred	19

of hating comparatively	20

of hating in effect	21

Effects of hatred And first its good effects 23 The difference between justifying God and	22

Afterwards pleasures of the imagination	23

senses T 24 This method innocent when not successful	24

more particularly	25

Not to be neglected because they relate chiefly	26

Estimated by the good which it prevents	35

Proportioned to its growth	36

the question whether	37

and the true meaning of its being forbidden in general terms 38 Practical directions for the object of hatred	38

when such by his own faults 39 When such by the faults of others	39

of the Divine Mercy	44

PART III	54

qualities	55

prevented c	60

ment by Christianity	113

to the object of resentment	124

PART VI	125

Harm Injury 4 Negligeuce 5 Punishment	156

PART VII	159

Fireand Fool	192

Conclusion of Matt v 43 44	208

Wrath Enmity Despitefulness 7 Revenge grudge vengeance chastisement 8 Peevishness

Title	Discourses on the Malevolent Sentiments
Author	John Hey (Rector of Calverton.)
Publisher	J. Hey, 1801
Original from	National Library of Scotland
Digitized	7 Aug 2023

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