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... clergy , borrowed from the poetical fable of the three brothers , Jupiter , Neptune , and Pluto ; the Divinity of Christ , as an imposition of the clergy : and the immortality of the soul , as the invention of scholastic subtlety . You ...
... clergy , borrowed from the poetical fable of the three brothers , Jupiter , Neptune , and Pluto ; the Divinity of Christ , as an imposition of the clergy : and the immortality of the soul , as the invention of scholastic subtlety . You ...
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... clergy , and the sufficiency of the law of nature to regulate the conduct of man , we can assure him , that under the direction of a Christian mother , who never studied philosophy , a child imbibes sublimer no- tions of divinity , and ...
... clergy , and the sufficiency of the law of nature to regulate the conduct of man , we can assure him , that under the direction of a Christian mother , who never studied philosophy , a child imbibes sublimer no- tions of divinity , and ...
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... clergy used to hang themselves . A sarcastic remark ! the falsity whereof , was more owing to their constancy , than to the lenity of the Stuarts . Charles the Second , who , according to Lord Lyttleton , could have become as despotic a ...
... clergy used to hang themselves . A sarcastic remark ! the falsity whereof , was more owing to their constancy , than to the lenity of the Stuarts . Charles the Second , who , according to Lord Lyttleton , could have become as despotic a ...
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... clergy , and to such of them as have been stopt on the high road , whe- ther the robber has enquired into their religion ? Murder is against the fifth commandment ; injustice and fraud against the seventh . To suppose then that it is a ...
... clergy , and to such of them as have been stopt on the high road , whe- ther the robber has enquired into their religion ? Murder is against the fifth commandment ; injustice and fraud against the seventh . To suppose then that it is a ...
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... driven by thousands into woods and caverns , and their clergy hunted like wild * Two formidable factions in Italy . Juvenal , Sat. 10 . beasts , live unmolested , though debarred of the privilege 68 MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS .
... driven by thousands into woods and caverns , and their clergy hunted like wild * Two formidable factions in Italy . Juvenal , Sat. 10 . beasts , live unmolested , though debarred of the privilege 68 MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS .
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