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... religion , there will be no zeal for any , sufficient to keep up any form of worship . These societies , fa , voured as they were , sunk gradually into neglect and contempt . ' In conclusion , we find a section on the situation of religion ...
... religion , there will be no zeal for any , sufficient to keep up any form of worship . These societies , fa , voured as they were , sunk gradually into neglect and contempt . ' In conclusion , we find a section on the situation of religion ...
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... religion and christianity in this country as in any in Europe . The majority , as every where else , attend more to the forms than the substance of religion ; the wealthy are in general mere worldly minded men , christians in name only ...
... religion and christianity in this country as in any in Europe . The majority , as every where else , attend more to the forms than the substance of religion ; the wealthy are in general mere worldly minded men , christians in name only ...
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... religion of Christianity was not more unpropitious to those trades which manufactured divinities and the shrines of divinities , ( of which Demetrius at Ephesus was aware ) , than idolatry was favourable to them . When religion is ...
... religion of Christianity was not more unpropitious to those trades which manufactured divinities and the shrines of divinities , ( of which Demetrius at Ephesus was aware ) , than idolatry was favourable to them . When religion is ...
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