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_""_Not any?_" says the Indian, in astonishment; "then you are _just likemy dog_; he's got no religion. " We have _men_ enough like the Indian'sdog, without teaching our _children_ to be like him.
The French, in the days of the Revolution, voted God from his throne. They abolished the Sabbath, and declared that Christianity was anullity. They set apart one day in ten, not for religion, but foridleness and licentiousness. History informs us that the goddess ofReason, personified by a naked prost...itute, was drawn in triumph throughthe streets of Paris, and that the municipal officers of the city, andthe members of the National Convention of France, joined publicly in theimpious parade. We need not wonder, then, that even the forms ofreligion were destroyed, and that licentiousness and profligacy walkedforth unveiled. How unlike this is the state of things in these UnitedStates! We are professedly a Christian nation. We recognize theexistence of a superior and superintending power in all ourinstitutions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_""_Not any?_" says the Indian, in astonishment; "then you are _just likemy dog_; he's got no religion. " We have _men_ enough like the Indian'sdog, without teaching our _children_ to be like him.
The French, in the days of the Revolution, voted God from his throne. They abolished the Sabbath, and declared that Christianity was anullity. They set apart one day in ten, not for religion, but foridleness and licentiousness. History informs us that the goddess ofReason, personified by a naked prost...itute, was drawn in triumph throughthe streets of Paris, and that the municipal officers of the city, andthe members of the National Convention of France, joined publicly in theimpious parade. We need not wonder, then, that even the forms ofreligion were destroyed, and that licentiousness and profligacy walkedforth unveiled. How unlike this is the state of things in these UnitedStates! We are professedly a Christian nation. We recognize theexistence of a superior and superintending power in all ourinstitutions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mayhew Ira to read onlineMoreLess
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