Assumed audience:
Theologically-orthodox Christians, or folks interested in things that theologically-orthodox Christians think.
These claims by Webster on reason are, on the one hand, so thoroughly within the bounds of traditional Christian thinking that they barely need saying —
— and yet they do need saying, because for one thing all God’s truth is worth reminding ourselves of over and again and for another there are many ways in which the sanctification of reason can come under attack: by hositility and by neglect alike.
What’s more: I find the reminder a good help to my own heart, a reminder of the purpose for which God gave me the mind he gave me, and a call to the good work he set before me.