Some Mistakes of Moses, Bindi 85,Bindi 618C.P. Farrell, 1880 - 278 síđur |
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... simply as a record of a barbarous people , in which are found a great number of the ceremonies of savagery , many absurd and unjust laws , and thousands of ideas inconsistent with known and demonstrated facts . To me it seemed almost a ...
... simply as a record of a barbarous people , in which are found a great number of the ceremonies of savagery , many absurd and unjust laws , and thousands of ideas inconsistent with known and demonstrated facts . To me it seemed almost a ...
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... simply to repeat the ideas of others . They are not expected to give even the doubts that may suggest themselves , but are required to walk in the narrow , verdureless path trodden by the ignorance of the past . The forests and fields ...
... simply to repeat the ideas of others . They are not expected to give even the doubts that may suggest themselves , but are required to walk in the narrow , verdureless path trodden by the ignorance of the past . The forests and fields ...
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... much truth he may discover , and that his salary will not be reduced , simply because he finds that the ancient Jews did not know the entire history of the world . Besides , it is not fair to make the Catholic SOME MISTAKES OF MOSES . 27.
... much truth he may discover , and that his salary will not be reduced , simply because he finds that the ancient Jews did not know the entire history of the world . Besides , it is not fair to make the Catholic SOME MISTAKES OF MOSES . 27.
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... simply because he happens to believe the wrong one . All these religions were produced by barbarians . Civilized nations have contented themselves with changing the religions of their barbaric ancestors , but they have made none ...
... simply because he happens to believe the wrong one . All these religions were produced by barbarians . Civilized nations have contented themselves with changing the religions of their barbaric ancestors , but they have made none ...
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... simply different ways by which the accomplishment of the same object is sought , and are all the offspring of the same error . Many systems of religion must have existed many ages before the art of writing was discovered , and must have ...
... simply different ways by which the accomplishment of the same object is sought , and are all the offspring of the same error . Many systems of religion must have existed many ages before the art of writing was discovered , and must have ...
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