Christian PoliticsLongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1806 - 445 pages |
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Page 32
... piety and virtue , which , according to one of our medical philosophers , contain the true se- cret of health and long life . Yet though by these and similar methods , many of those maladies which now severely afflict the world , might ...
... piety and virtue , which , according to one of our medical philosophers , contain the true se- cret of health and long life . Yet though by these and similar methods , many of those maladies which now severely afflict the world , might ...
Page 43
... piety , by assuming the appearance of irre- ligion , must have the same effect upon others , and on this account be very culpa- bly deficient . The small success of the methods taken by our legislature to remedy these evils , shows how ...
... piety , by assuming the appearance of irre- ligion , must have the same effect upon others , and on this account be very culpa- bly deficient . The small success of the methods taken by our legislature to remedy these evils , shows how ...
Page 77
... piety , and the dictates of uncorrupted nature ; a liberty beyond all others to be welcomed with cor- dial gratulations . When the Greeks were restored to the enjoyment of their ancient laws and immunities by the Roman general Flaminius ...
... piety , and the dictates of uncorrupted nature ; a liberty beyond all others to be welcomed with cor- dial gratulations . When the Greeks were restored to the enjoyment of their ancient laws and immunities by the Roman general Flaminius ...
Page 132
... piety , it might justly be considered as an enemy to the true interest of man , though it should elevate a people to the highest pitch of great- ness , or place them in any other situation which might better conduce to their tem- poral ...
... piety , it might justly be considered as an enemy to the true interest of man , though it should elevate a people to the highest pitch of great- ness , or place them in any other situation which might better conduce to their tem- poral ...
Page 135
... piety , he performs the acts and offices of reli- gion ; and that , accordingly , they make a distinction between good and evil men . The mind being embued with these opinions , will never deviate in its determina- tions from truth and ...
... piety , he performs the acts and offices of reli- gion ; and that , accordingly , they make a distinction between good and evil men . The mind being embued with these opinions , will never deviate in its determina- tions from truth and ...
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