opposed; but in their secret springs they are closely allied.  They are two human remedies for the uneasiness of the human heart,—the one rejecting, the other accommodating the Gospel.  And whenever the time shall arise, that the witnesses for Christ shall be called on once more to bear their cross for the name of Jesus, they must be prepared to encounter both in a confederate effort against the faith.  In two particulars they agree, in one only they diverge.  In their uneasiness under the influence of the Gospel, and in their rejection of its simple plan of life, they are one: the difference is only at the third stage, when the one rejects revelation, the other accommodates it to its will.