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... Religion in England . ' In the first chapter of this book , the author juftly obferves that , if there never had exifted a civil eftablishment of the Chriftian religion , our ideas of the temporal and fpiritual powers would not have ...
... Religion in England . ' In the first chapter of this book , the author juftly obferves that , if there never had exifted a civil eftablishment of the Chriftian religion , our ideas of the temporal and fpiritual powers would not have ...
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... religion , to contempt for their doctrine ; and thus is the downfall of religion prepared by the manner in which the attack is conducted againft the clergy . The people might fay , -for thousands of years , we are told , has the world ...
... religion , to contempt for their doctrine ; and thus is the downfall of religion prepared by the manner in which the attack is conducted againft the clergy . The people might fay , -for thousands of years , we are told , has the world ...
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... religion ; but it is morally impoffible that a man , endowed with real religion , can be devoid of morality : there- fore , having written on the means of the improvement of agricul- . ture , 1 fee no reafon for blaming myfelf for ...
... religion ; but it is morally impoffible that a man , endowed with real religion , can be devoid of morality : there- fore , having written on the means of the improvement of agricul- . ture , 1 fee no reafon for blaming myfelf for ...
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