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Page 143
... Chriftian who believes in an hereafter , and confiders fuicide as a crime : The height of popular irritation was the moment in which the inhu- man Jacobins perpetrated their deeds of blood and horror . It was on one and the fame day ...
... Chriftian who believes in an hereafter , and confiders fuicide as a crime : The height of popular irritation was the moment in which the inhu- man Jacobins perpetrated their deeds of blood and horror . It was on one and the fame day ...
Page 256
... Chriftian race , in which the courfe of Christian duty is compared to a conteft in the Olympic games ; a third on the Chriftian warfare , in which the feveral articles of the Christian armour are distinctly defcribed ; a fourth , on the ...
... Chriftian race , in which the courfe of Christian duty is compared to a conteft in the Olympic games ; a third on the Chriftian warfare , in which the feveral articles of the Christian armour are distinctly defcribed ; a fourth , on the ...
Page 393
... Chriftian virtues , Faith and Charity , fhall be the fole fupporters of his chair . ' 6 Some Remarks ' on this work are now before us . ART . V. The Age of Reafon ; being an Investigation of true and fabulous Theology . By Thomas Paine ...
... Chriftian virtues , Faith and Charity , fhall be the fole fupporters of his chair . ' 6 Some Remarks ' on this work are now before us . ART . V. The Age of Reafon ; being an Investigation of true and fabulous Theology . By Thomas Paine ...
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