The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll V.4
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7th, l522.
The world had been circumnavigated. The earth was known to be round. There had been a dispute between the Scriptures and a sailor. The fact took the sailor's side.
In 1 543 Copernicus published his book, "On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies." He had some idea of the vastness of the stars — of the astronomical spaces — of the insignificance of this world.
Toward the close of the sixteenth century, Bruno, one of the greatest men this world has produced, gave his thoughts to his f...ellow-men. He taught the plu- rality of worlds. He was a Pantheist, an Atheist, an honest man. He called the Catholic Church the ** Triumphant Beast." He was imprisoned for many years, tried, convicted, and on the i6th day of February, 1600, burned in Rome by men filled with the Holy Ghost, burned on the spot where now his monument rises. Bruno, the noblest, the greatest of all the martyrs. The only one who suffered death for what he believed to be the truth. The only martyr who had no heaven to gain, no hell to shun, no God to please.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7th, l522.
The world had been circumnavigated. The earth was known to be round. There had been a dispute between the Scriptures and a sailor. The fact took the sailor's side.
In 1 543 Copernicus published his book, "On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies." He had some idea of the vastness of the stars — of the astronomical spaces — of the insignificance of this world.
Toward the close of the sixteenth century, Bruno, one of the greatest men this world has produced, gave his thoughts to his f...ellow-men. He taught the plu- rality of worlds. He was a Pantheist, an Atheist, an honest man. He called the Catholic Church the ** Triumphant Beast." He was imprisoned for many years, tried, convicted, and on the i6th day of February, 1600, burned in Rome by men filled with the Holy Ghost, burned on the spot where now his monument rises. Bruno, the noblest, the greatest of all the martyrs. The only one who suffered death for what he believed to be the truth. The only martyr who had no heaven to gain, no hell to shun, no God to please.
What to read after The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll V.4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingersoll Robert Green to read onlineMoreLess
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