“Wholly abstaining from things indifferent, and innocent in themselves, as forbidden, and unlawful, is a signal instance of being righteous over-much: and so on the other hand is making things indifferent to be necessary, and matters of duty.”
Quotes by Joseph Trapp
Joseph TrappJoseph Trapp was an English clergyman, academic, and poet, notable for his role as the first Oxford Professor of Poetry, a position he held from 1708. His early literary career included the production...