The Christian Foundation, Or, Scientific And Religious Journal, volume I, No. 7, July, 1880
The Christian Foundation, Or, Scientific And Religious Journal, volume I, No. 7, July, 1880
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What right, says the Pantheist, the Atheist, the Deist, andSpiritualist, have you to command me?
The rejectors of the Bible made an experiment, an attempt, in trying togovern France without religion. Shall the scenes of Paris and Lyons berepeated, re-enacted in our own beloved America? No, we don't want it, and we do not think we shall experience it, for the framers of ourDeclaration of Independence laid the rights of God in the bed-rock ofour republic, believing that the rights of God are the ...basis of humanrights. "All men are born free and equal, and are endowed by theirCREATOR WITH CERTAIN INALIENABLE RIGHTS, AMONG WHICH IS LIFE, LIBERTYAND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS, ETC. " Nations destitute of the Bible ever were, and are, ignorant and wicked. There are peoples in the world decently clad, well fed, and living incomfortable mansions, with well tilled lands, who make powerful streamsturn powerful wheels and run great machinery; who yoke the iron horse tothe market train and drive their floating palaces against the floods;who erect churches in every village, and make their children morelearned than the priests of Egypt, or the philosophers of Greece; evenmany of their criminals are more decent and upright than were the sages, philosophers and heroes of lands destitute of the Bible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What right, says the Pantheist, the Atheist, the Deist, andSpiritualist, have you to command me?
The rejectors of the Bible made an experiment, an attempt, in trying togovern France without religion. Shall the scenes of Paris and Lyons berepeated, re-enacted in our own beloved America? No, we don't want it, and we do not think we shall experience it, for the framers of ourDeclaration of Independence laid the rights of God in the bed-rock ofour republic, believing that the rights of God are the ...basis of humanrights. "All men are born free and equal, and are endowed by theirCREATOR WITH CERTAIN INALIENABLE RIGHTS, AMONG WHICH IS LIFE, LIBERTYAND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS, ETC. " Nations destitute of the Bible ever were, and are, ignorant and wicked. There are peoples in the world decently clad, well fed, and living incomfortable mansions, with well tilled lands, who make powerful streamsturn powerful wheels and run great machinery; who yoke the iron horse tothe market train and drive their floating palaces against the floods;who erect churches in every village, and make their children morelearned than the priests of Egypt, or the philosophers of Greece; evenmany of their criminals are more decent and upright than were the sages, philosophers and heroes of lands destitute of the Bible.
What to read after The Christian Foundation, Or, Scientific And Religious Journal, volume I, No. 7, July, 1880?
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