It is true that many of their hearers are
not only methodistically convinced, or alarmed, but are also
hocus pocusly converted; […] And even those among
them who have arrived to the highest pitch of enthusiasm,
and who at times talk of their foretaste of heaven, and of
their full assurance of sins forgiven, and of talking to the
Deity as familiarly as they will to one another; (all which,
and much more, I have heard a thousand times) yet even those
very pretended favourites of heaven are (if we believe
themselves) miserable for the greatest part of their time,
having doubts, fears, horrors of mind, &c. continually
haunting them wherever they are.