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... religion than perhaps either Voltaire or Gibbon would have deemed consistent with pure philosophy , to peruse with him the works of our Maker , in that volume which nature opens before our eyes . We shall not stay to comment upon the ...
... religion than perhaps either Voltaire or Gibbon would have deemed consistent with pure philosophy , to peruse with him the works of our Maker , in that volume which nature opens before our eyes . We shall not stay to comment upon the ...
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... religion which is taught to individuals in their infancy . ( P. 38 , 39 , 92 , & c . ) 6 " The doctrines which have been and are now taught throughout the world must necessarily create and perpetuate , and they do create and perpetuate ...
... religion which is taught to individuals in their infancy . ( P. 38 , 39 , 92 , & c . ) 6 " The doctrines which have been and are now taught throughout the world must necessarily create and perpetuate , and they do create and perpetuate ...
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ters of men , these most important of all truths , that the religious part of the Institution at New Lanark will be chiefly directed , and ... Religion . templation of the works of nature ; and that the 23 Owen's New View of Society , & c .
ters of men , these most important of all truths , that the religious part of the Institution at New Lanark will be chiefly directed , and ... Religion . templation of the works of nature ; and that the 23 Owen's New View of Society , & c .
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... religious instruction de- volves , take up their creed without examination , or their religion without evidence ? that they do not scrutinize the " sure word * Bacon de Augm . Scient . cap . i . of prophecy , " and fortify themselves on ...
... religious instruction de- volves , take up their creed without examination , or their religion without evidence ? that they do not scrutinize the " sure word * Bacon de Augm . Scient . cap . i . of prophecy , " and fortify themselves on ...
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... religious sense . Still indigence without moral and religious sense almost inevitably produces criminality in a ... religion , morality , and all the highest interests in which mankind have a stake , demand that we should , as far ...
... religious sense . Still indigence without moral and religious sense almost inevitably produces criminality in a ... religion , morality , and all the highest interests in which mankind have a stake , demand that we should , as far ...
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