The philosophical dictionary, comprising the opinions of all the best writers on moral, political and theological subjects ... who have written in favour of the liberties and happiness of mankind / [Anon].

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1822
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    ‘. Me 2 GAL hi ¥ continue of body and mind, exalting | 3 their natural, powers, a and making . them wise. The vil entered re - into the body of a serpent, and iden fruit; ‘she. i- - husband to do the x panish this life and knowledge, God not vall their -posterity to tempo the-.scals. of these 0 ~ehilaren ive tio. moe relation --drivellers, fabulists, and mytho- nd. infused immedia' “mortal bodies as soon ase foetus isformed. To accomplish pre destination and. reprobation, God abandoned ail nations to - darkness, ‘stition, withc - ledge or salt * graces; unless * people. however, the most stupid, un- _perti- After God dious of all nati ad e far” ‘greater “had thus kept | dt ig near 4000 years, in a re] yehe changed all kK a fancy ide the Jews. ») Son to the world, under a human : - form, mto appease his wr ath, ’ \ * al aie sAtisf ts indie ve, ilies esa ie for the pardon of sin; 1; and all the rest, ned without ex- ny ‘possibility, of rance, are) ¢ ception, remission. — of those: whe Have heard of it, _have changed only some spécu- lative notions about ‘God, and some external forms in- worship: “form all other respects the’ bulk corrupt as the rest Of mankind ia , so much the er their lights were greater. Un- a es number, © damned; the great sacrifice offered up for them will become take delight for ever im their torments and’ blasphemies; and their hearts, yet they will re- main for ever ‘unconverted and unconvertible, because he will It is true, that all this makes God odious; a r of souls, rather than a lover of them; a cruel vindictive ful demon, rather than’ an all- yet allt this is a mystery, . He | and though he appears unjust yet we must what is injustice, crime, cruelty, and the blackest malice in US, is in ‘him “justice, merey, and sovereion goodness. ~Thus the iF Ce a
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