Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 106
... religion and reason are always agreed ; revealed religion is mysterious , and professes to be above reason and beyond it . All revealed religion , then , is merely a con- trivance , by which divines have corrupted the religion of nature ...
... religion and reason are always agreed ; revealed religion is mysterious , and professes to be above reason and beyond it . All revealed religion , then , is merely a con- trivance , by which divines have corrupted the religion of nature ...
Page 409
... Religion was then the chief bond of society . The priest and the king , was the same individual , -the patriarch . In such a state of society , the yoke of ... religion began to be distinguished from each other , 1842. ] 409 Religion .
... Religion was then the chief bond of society . The priest and the king , was the same individual , -the patriarch . In such a state of society , the yoke of ... religion began to be distinguished from each other , 1842. ] 409 Religion .
Page 441
... religion modify their philosophical opinions , and they accordingly reject , in toto , the theory of Locke as to the ... Religion of Beauty , " -and , upon examining it , we might expect to discover the opinions of , at least , one of ...
... religion modify their philosophical opinions , and they accordingly reject , in toto , the theory of Locke as to the ... Religion of Beauty , " -and , upon examining it , we might expect to discover the opinions of , at least , one of ...
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