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The Religion of the Heart: A Manual of Faith and Duty

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J. J. Reed, 1857 - 110 pages

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THE RELIGION OF THE HEART	1

DAILY SERVICE	8

Of the Duties commonly called Public	34

Of Pain and Trouble	40

On the Same Subject	41

Addition to the Foregoing in Case of the Loss of Any One that is dear to us	42

In Severe Sickness	45

In Sickness that may be Mortal	46

Of Love to God and Man	57

Of OtherWorldliness	60

Of Tears and Laughter	61

Of Conscience	62

Of War	72

Of Telescope and Microscope	73

Of Spirits and the Invisible World	74

Of Religion	76

Of Endeavor in the Great Work of Improvement	50

Of Pain as the Result of Vice and as the Occa sional Necessity of Virtue	51

Against Excess in Pleasure	52

Against Pride in Virtue	53

Of Prayer and Thanksgiving	54

Against Superstition and Intolerance	78

Household Memorandum	81

Of the Great Means and Ends of Endeavor	85

PUNISHMENTS AND REWARDS ACCORDING TO THE NEGLECT OR PERFORMANCE OF DUTY Punishments	87

Rewards	100

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Title	The Religion of the Heart: A Manual of Faith and Duty
Author	Leigh Hunt
Publisher	J. J. Reed, 1857
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	19 Nov 2007
Length	110 pages

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