The Republican, Volume 1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... Religion . It is science , the parent of all that can render life desirable or worth preserving , that has been the devil in the Christian religion . Science is that innovation so much deprecated by the interested adherents to that religion ...
... Religion . It is science , the parent of all that can render life desirable or worth preserving , that has been the devil in the Christian religion . Science is that innovation so much deprecated by the interested adherents to that religion ...
Halaman 303
... religion , 66 being convinced conscientiously , that religion could not exist without government , and that government could not subsist without the establishment of religion . " Yet government subsists in America and there is no public ...
... religion , 66 being convinced conscientiously , that religion could not exist without government , and that government could not subsist without the establishment of religion . " Yet government subsists in America and there is no public ...
Halaman 318
... religion , cannot undermine the religious principles of reasonable thinking men , but they may ( he said ) lessen the faith and undermine the principles of those who have not leisure , or are unwilling to dive into the evidences of ...
... religion , cannot undermine the religious principles of reasonable thinking men , but they may ( he said ) lessen the faith and undermine the principles of those who have not leisure , or are unwilling to dive into the evidences of ...
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