Controversy and faith in a Whigh church debate
A fragmented sermon transcript debates Christianity versus churchism, asserting God is love and Christianity’s core command to love neighbors. It argues religion as a force for good amid abuses, calls for true Christian practice, and praises Christian ethics shaping society while warning against institutional misuse.
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Sennon
Satan
Jesus
Christiaans
Echool
al Ie Sani Tyre
Chios
Valun
Hamsan Brotherhood
Athens
Athersn
Regia
Elen
Rabel Joseph Silverman Protest Speech at Dayton
The passage documents Rabel Joseph Silverman defending religious liberty and freedom of speech. It notes his critique of fines and investigations, his appeal for conscientious rights, and references to biblical figures and prophets supporting liberty of conscience. The text reflects a historical religious liberty discourse tied to Jewish tradition and reformers.
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Panchrea
Isaiah
Grekiel Aml Deremih
Pattie Cunbord
Israel
Dayton
Christianity and liberty a linked heritage, argues Ingersoll
The article defends Christian influence on education and civilization, citing George Linacre, Galileo, and Copernicus, and argues infidelity weakened learning. It asserts Christianity fostered free schools and national progress, urging opposition to secularism and praising colonial church leaders and the New York Telegram from January 22.
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Sigeroll
Chriatanity
Leprotiyg
Chita
Chriatantty
Jonn
Tim
Ingersoll
Copemide
Bowat
Gatenberg
Phon
Gilagy
Galileo
Galidea
God
Macon
Lanko
John Terschel
Miteheth
Nedsier
Fitdel
Manry
Lave
Ingerand
Constantine
Chergy
Thy
Plasas
New England
Richarddaltenstall
Oslohorpe
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Ellutt Ant Gurdon
Massichusetts
Lode
Wealey
Hancrott
Wali
Raya
Yod Cahbet
Fugerell
Thomas Pane
Perry
Brutus
Chick
Cromwell
Esample
Pade
North Carguaa
Uuilend Reform
New York
New Enigand
Priseilig
Massachsetts
Chiesa Christuan
Reverend Peter Miqueen Sermon Note Sparks Debate
The fragment discusses Reverend Peter Miqueen and Olivers Ingersoll, critiquing orthodox creed and church authority. It cites Sermons from Presbyterian and Catholic circles, mentions Princeton and Grover Cleveland era language, and questions salvation without belief. The piece critiques dogma and mocks fear of modern religious change amid historical debate.
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Jan
Ingersoll
Fifth
Dr. Ralusfon
St. George's
Heber Nowton
Madison Avenue
Archbishop Corripan
Cathedeal
Ftey
Ahidiaon
Peter
Ani
Dewis
Patton
Princeton
Christy
Philip Ui
Grover Clad
Benjamin Harrison
Psiory Koes
Heather Wade
Metphis
Athens
Rome
Baly
Enlai
America
Alloanee
Chiarch
Asa Scoteh
Haven Gendge
Ruin
Hell
Ambloey
Tt Ingersoll
Saber
Cotter
Don Mantinople
Morality and Religion Debate From New York Telegram
A cryptic column critiques religion ethics and Christianity, urging steadfast faith and moral action. It questions the reach of mercy and the power of belief, contrasting conversions with lived devotion and warnings of consequence in a period voice.
Questioning Ingersoll on government and punishment
Fragmentary lecture notes debate whether Col Ingersoll supports humane justice or endorses severe penalties, asking if a future world government would require courts and rewards as in human society, and whether divine love and harmony justify coercive force.
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Catone Ingersoll
Napoleon
St Helena
Colmut Ingermoll
AH Mneoncetvalle
CHINESE NEE G T FUNGUS DRUG AND CULTURAL NOTES
In Winter a Chinese medicine fungus C orlyceps chinensis is described with illustration of the parasitized caterpillar host and the commercial form. The article traces origin from Ytupeh Szechuan and Thibet, noting two parts per bundle and historical esteem. it covers production, packaging, and uses in medicine and trade.
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Rabel Joseph Silverman
Rev
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Peter Miqueen
Hyersoll
New York Telegram
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H. W. Hillier
Ashok
Iowa
Emer Guy
Maurice H Harris
Frirsega
Siward Knonen
Noort
Welllmusen
Leshie Stevens Ani
Oafhia
Kempll
Tie Oratar
Dagersoll
Jay Itanesa
Perpetia
Toledo
Garedil
York
William Hosea Ballou
Norcross
Sage
Onba
Sand
Gendonia
Leightat
Orie
A.C. Janis
United States
Cub Klang
Lina
Sid the Cousiesloner
eMstatia
Mises
Cigina
Wie
Vtticde
Phan
Saya
Instonthet & Re
Manufacturer's Gazette
Powell
Jaen Prado
Pettenkofer
Munich
Porte Haem
Wart
Helie
Ancient Telegraphy
Frolt
Che Peters
Tg Army Teeserestetid
Walter
Airiak
Bolin
Grace
Tind
Ofessional
Spada
Servia
Mul Sarin
Hussia
Roumanin
Dronacean Centines
Prance
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Greece
Dina
Pari
Poland
France
Vienna
Berlin
Amstendam
Denmart Swatin
Washington
Pather
Sigourney
Pater Batre
Justica Mashall
West
New World
Georgius
Vitter Albert
Hln
Detiverer
Tla Country
Gurial Barlaur
Remuera
Rilerrite
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