Faith Or Fact
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R. Heber Newton: " Tonsured head, and silvery bells, and swinging censer ; Christmas and Easter festivals ; the sacramental use of bread, and of water, and of wine ; the sign of the Cross ; Holy Madonna and Child ; are all ancient, human institutions, rites and symbols. Scratch a Christian and you come upon a Pagan. Christianity is re-baptized Paganism. " "We find much Paganism, in Christianity, in its creed, practice and ceremonies. " — (Rev. Lyman Abbott, D. D. ) St. Augustine says : " The vS...ame thing which is now called Christian religion, existed among the ancients. " Origen says : " Paganism and Christianity have a common origin, and are really one and the same religion. " "The grave-clothes of Paganism became the swaddling- wraps of Christianity ... It (Christianity) administered on the estate of Paganism, and appropriated most of the prop- erty to its own use. " — (Ingersoll. ) "There is not a rite, ceremony, or belief, we now practice, or profess, that cannot be traced to its origin in Chaldean idolatry, in Assyrian, Egyptian, or Roman mythology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Heber Newton: " Tonsured head, and silvery bells, and swinging censer ; Christmas and Easter festivals ; the sacramental use of bread, and of water, and of wine ; the sign of the Cross ; Holy Madonna and Child ; are all ancient, human institutions, rites and symbols. Scratch a Christian and you come upon a Pagan. Christianity is re-baptized Paganism. " "We find much Paganism, in Christianity, in its creed, practice and ceremonies. " — (Rev. Lyman Abbott, D. D. ) St. Augustine says : " The vS...ame thing which is now called Christian religion, existed among the ancients. " Origen says : " Paganism and Christianity have a common origin, and are really one and the same religion. " "The grave-clothes of Paganism became the swaddling- wraps of Christianity ... It (Christianity) administered on the estate of Paganism, and appropriated most of the prop- erty to its own use. " — (Ingersoll. ) "There is not a rite, ceremony, or belief, we now practice, or profess, that cannot be traced to its origin in Chaldean idolatry, in Assyrian, Egyptian, or Roman mythology.
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