Superstition Unveiled
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He rejects popularreligion, because such religion is based on principles of imaginativeignorance. Bailly defines it as 'the worship of the unknown, piety, godliness, humility, before the _unknown_. ' Lavater as 'Faith in thesupernatural, invisible, _unknown_'. Vauvenargus as 'the duties of mentowards the _unknown_. ' Dr. Johnson as 'Virtue founded upon reverence ofthe _unknown_, and expectation of future rewards and punishments. 'Rivarol as 'the science of serving the _unknown_. ' La Bruyere as... 'therespectful fear of the _unknown_. ' Du Marsais, as 'the worship of the_unknown_, and the practice of all the virtues. ' Walker as 'Virtuefounded upon reverence of the _unknown_, and expectation of rewards orpunishments; a system of divine faith and worship as opposed to othersystems. ' De Bonald as 'social intercourse between man and the_unknown_. ' Rees as 'the worship or homage that is due to the _unknown_as creator, preserver, and, with Christians, as redeemer of the world, 'Lord Brougham as 'the subject of the science called Theology:' a sciencehe defines as 'the knowledge and attributes of the _unknown_' whichdefinitions agree in making the essential principle of religion aprinciple of ignorance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He rejects popularreligion, because such religion is based on principles of imaginativeignorance. Bailly defines it as 'the worship of the unknown, piety, godliness, humility, before the _unknown_. ' Lavater as 'Faith in thesupernatural, invisible, _unknown_'. Vauvenargus as 'the duties of mentowards the _unknown_. ' Dr. Johnson as 'Virtue founded upon reverence ofthe _unknown_, and expectation of future rewards and punishments. 'Rivarol as 'the science of serving the _unknown_. ' La Bruyere as... 'therespectful fear of the _unknown_. ' Du Marsais, as 'the worship of the_unknown_, and the practice of all the virtues. ' Walker as 'Virtuefounded upon reverence of the _unknown_, and expectation of rewards orpunishments; a system of divine faith and worship as opposed to othersystems. ' De Bonald as 'social intercourse between man and the_unknown_. ' Rees as 'the worship or homage that is due to the _unknown_as creator, preserver, and, with Christians, as redeemer of the world, 'Lord Brougham as 'the subject of the science called Theology:' a sciencehe defines as 'the knowledge and attributes of the _unknown_' whichdefinitions agree in making the essential principle of religion aprinciple of ignorance.
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