The System of Nature Or Laws of the Moral And Physical World volume 1868
The System of Nature Or Laws of the Moral And Physical World volume 1868
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what interest can so many people have to deceive ? I say to them, they do deceive you, either because they are themselves deceived, or because they have a great interest in de- ceiving you.
By the confession of the theologians them- selves, men are without religion : they have only superstition. Superstition, according to them, is a vorship of the Divinity, badly un- derstood and irrational, or else, a icorship rendered to a false Divinity. But where are the people or the clergy, who will allow... that their Divinity is false, and their worship irra- tional 1 How shall it be decided, who is right or who is wrong 1 It is evident, that in this affair, all men are equally wrong. Indeed, Buddaeus, in his Treatise on Atheism, tells us : "In order that a religion may be true, not only the object of the worship must be true, but we must also have a just idea of it. He, then, who adores God, without knowing him, adores him in a perverse and corrupt manner, and is guilty of superstition. 1 ' This granted, could it not be demanded of all the theologians in the world, if they can boast of havins a just idea, or a real knowledge of the Divinity ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
what interest can so many people have to deceive ? I say to them, they do deceive you, either because they are themselves deceived, or because they have a great interest in de- ceiving you.
By the confession of the theologians them- selves, men are without religion : they have only superstition. Superstition, according to them, is a vorship of the Divinity, badly un- derstood and irrational, or else, a icorship rendered to a false Divinity. But where are the people or the clergy, who will allow... that their Divinity is false, and their worship irra- tional 1 How shall it be decided, who is right or who is wrong 1 It is evident, that in this affair, all men are equally wrong. Indeed, Buddaeus, in his Treatise on Atheism, tells us : "In order that a religion may be true, not only the object of the worship must be true, but we must also have a just idea of it. He, then, who adores God, without knowing him, adores him in a perverse and corrupt manner, and is guilty of superstition. 1 ' This granted, could it not be demanded of all the theologians in the world, if they can boast of havins a just idea, or a real knowledge of the Divinity ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Henri Thiry Holbach to read onlineMoreLess
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