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their own writings to be infidels: he quoted this from Parker's book, The Bible contains numerous contradictions, | their own writings to be infidels: he quoted this from Parker's book, The Bible contains numerous contradictions, | ||
poems pretending to be histories, prophecies that never have nor can be fulfilled, stories of miracles that could not | poems pretending to be histories, prophecies that never have nor can be fulfilled, stories of miracles that could not | ||
have been true, {{amatory}} songs, and finally that the God of the Bible is a cruel implacable being not to be trusted! | have been true, {{amatory?}} songs, and finally that the God of the Bible is a cruel implacable being not to be trusted! | ||
I wish cousin Joseph could see jus what he is admiring in Mr Parker. Mr Pomroy reviewed Mr Parker's lecture before the {{unclear}} {{Lyreum}}, in which he manifestly cast contempt upon all religion or rather all faith in anything particular or necessary to salvation, said the {{unclear}} had been recreant to duty in not condemning such sentiment, said he "if I should go before the{{unclear}} {{Lyreum}} and speak against Universalism as I {{unclear}} believe, would nothing be said? From which of the four mountains of Moab should I not be cursed'_ this last expression four mountains of Moab, called forth | I wish cousin Joseph could see jus what he is admiring in Mr Parker. Mr Pomroy reviewed Mr Parker's lecture before the {{unclear}} {{Lyreum?}}, in which he manifestly cast contempt upon all religion or rather all faith in anything particular or necessary to salvation, said the {{unclear}} had been recreant to duty in not condemning such sentiment, said he "if I should go before the{{unclear}} {{Lyreum?}} and speak against Universalism as I {{unclear}} believe, would nothing be said? From which of the four mountains of Moab should I not be cursed'_ this last expression four mountains of Moab, called forth | ||
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In his first lecture he told what Christianity is, in the second,he went over the whole ground of Transcendeltalism quoted German writers, and its great champions in this country R.W. Emerson & Theo. Parker, showed them by
their own writings to be infidels: he quoted this from Parker's book, The Bible contains numerous contradictions,
poems pretending to be histories, prophecies that never have nor can be fulfilled, stories of miracles that could not have been true, Template:Amatory? songs, and finally that the God of the Bible is a cruel implacable being not to be trusted! I wish cousin Joseph could see jus what he is admiring in Mr Parker. Mr Pomroy reviewed Mr Parker's lecture before the Template:Unclear Template:Lyreum?, in which he manifestly cast contempt upon all religion or rather all faith in anything particular or necessary to salvation, said the Template:Unclear had been recreant to duty in not condemning such sentiment, said he "if I should go before theTemplate:Unclear Template:Lyreum? and speak against Universalism as I Template:Unclear believe, would nothing be said? From which of the four mountains of Moab should I not be cursed'_ this last expression four mountains of Moab, called forth