The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll V.7
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Every virtue was lauded and every vice denounced. All the good that Christianity has in it came from the human heart. Everything in that system of religion came from this world ; and in it you will find not only the goodness of man, but the imperfections of man — not only the love of man, but the malice of man.
Let me tell you why the Christians for so many centuries neglected or abused the insane. They be- lieved the New Testament, and honestly supposed that the insane were filled with devils....
In regard to the contest between Dr. Buckley, who, as I understand it, is a doctor of theology — and I should think such theology stood in need of a doctor — and the Telegram, I have nothing to say„ There is only one side to that contest ; and so far A CHRISTMAS SERMON. 343 as the Doctor heretofore criticised what is known as the " Christmas Sermon," I have answered him, leaving- but very little to which I care to reply in his last article.
Dr. Buckley, like many others, brings forward names instead of reasons — instead of arguments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every virtue was lauded and every vice denounced. All the good that Christianity has in it came from the human heart. Everything in that system of religion came from this world ; and in it you will find not only the goodness of man, but the imperfections of man — not only the love of man, but the malice of man.
Let me tell you why the Christians for so many centuries neglected or abused the insane. They be- lieved the New Testament, and honestly supposed that the insane were filled with devils....
In regard to the contest between Dr. Buckley, who, as I understand it, is a doctor of theology — and I should think such theology stood in need of a doctor — and the Telegram, I have nothing to say„ There is only one side to that contest ; and so far A CHRISTMAS SERMON. 343 as the Doctor heretofore criticised what is known as the " Christmas Sermon," I have answered him, leaving- but very little to which I care to reply in his last article.
Dr. Buckley, like many others, brings forward names instead of reasons — instead of arguments.
What to read after The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll V.7?
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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