The Republican, Volume 1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 - Free thought |
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Page 185
... shew you that Christians have at least strong grounds for considering it an inspired volume . May you yet be led to seek salvation through the merits of that Saviour , so clearly revealed in those Scriptures , you at present re- ject ...
... shew you that Christians have at least strong grounds for considering it an inspired volume . May you yet be led to seek salvation through the merits of that Saviour , so clearly revealed in those Scriptures , you at present re- ject ...
Page 247
... shew their attachment that men should act agreeable to their professions , and this cannot be done better than by relieving the necessities of the distressed . In breaking the iron arm of persecution , by yielding consolation to the ...
... shew their attachment that men should act agreeable to their professions , and this cannot be done better than by relieving the necessities of the distressed . In breaking the iron arm of persecution , by yielding consolation to the ...
Page 250
... shew favour to the few Who style themselves his favourites on earth Were they exempted from the ills of life , The losses , crosses , which perplex the mind , The thousand pains , and sicknesses , and death , Which level all , - -were ...
... shew favour to the few Who style themselves his favourites on earth Were they exempted from the ills of life , The losses , crosses , which perplex the mind , The thousand pains , and sicknesses , and death , Which level all , - -were ...
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