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Heathen Chinese Priest and Cosmopolite Religion Debate
A New York Times excerpt recounts a visit to a Chinese joss house where idols are explained as representations of one God. Chang Wan Ho argues prophets cause wars, while all nations worship the same God with different names. The dialogue covers Zoroaster, Buddha, Mohammed, Confucius, and Jesus, urging a universal, reasoned religion without mediators.
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New York Times
California
Chang Wan Ho
Tsay
Hoda
Yate
Christ
Virgin Mary
God
Fra Angelico
Sasenterato
Ubiname
Hms Elf
Mohammed
Confucius
Buddha
Moses
Zoroaster
Brigham Young
Ife
Wan Ho
Mr. Perkins
Joa
Bramola
Hin Theos
Deus
Great Spirit
Dieu
Gott
Socrates
Syria
Zorosater
Mases
Bombay
Yezd
Maya
Gopa
Asia
Mosce
Pontiaste
Judas
Gad
Jesus
Mecca
Heaven
Solomon
Joab
Abraham
Gabriel
Muhammed
Boddhs
Mosos
Musea
Joseph Smith
Rauda
Smpostors
Roe
Socratea
Numbolit
Moxley
China
Italy
Galileo
Dante
Raphael
Boccccio
A “Schiller
Mumboldt
Goethe
Bismarck
France
Mirabeau
Danton
Voltaire
Rousseau
Noland
England
Ben Johnson
Shakespeare
Bacon
Goldsmith
Hume
Gibbon
Disraeli
Reynolds
Huxtey
Tyndall
Jo Smith
Chang Wat Ho
Lince
Indore
Siomon
Dhia
Huathen