The Eclectic Review, Volume 1, Part 1C. Taylor, 1805 |
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... religion : the Romans permitted the exercise of every religion , and considered religious tolerance as one of the most salutary laws of the state ; this monster , this pest of the world , Intolerance , is a daughter of Christianity ...
... religion : the Romans permitted the exercise of every religion , and considered religious tolerance as one of the most salutary laws of the state ; this monster , this pest of the world , Intolerance , is a daughter of Christianity ...
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... religion which introduced among men an unlimited , enlightened , and charitable toleration of all who professed religious articles different from its own . It is true , that the Mosaic law tolerated strangers , without compelling them ...
... religion which introduced among men an unlimited , enlightened , and charitable toleration of all who professed religious articles different from its own . It is true , that the Mosaic law tolerated strangers , without compelling them ...
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... religion ; to compel them to renounce their religion ; or to put them to death for the sake of it : but also , to refuse residence in a country , together with the free exercise of their religion to religious societies , whose tenets ...
... religion ; to compel them to renounce their religion ; or to put them to death for the sake of it : but also , to refuse residence in a country , together with the free exercise of their religion to religious societies , whose tenets ...
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