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Death by Own Action in a Sermon on Faith and Infidelity
A sermon by Dr Valine Whiten urges that self destruction is the worst crime, tracing a history of suicides among famous figures and condemning infidelity. He argues reason and belief in immortality avert suicide, cites Demosthenes, Cato, Judas Iscariot, and Hugh Miller, and appeals to Christian heroes like Franklin, Newton, Livingstone, and Chase to reject self murder.
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Valine
Demosthenes
Alesander
Tsocrates
Philip of
Macedon
Cato
Julius Cisar
Mithridates
Pompey
Hannibal
Lycurgus
Brutus
Moscow
Napoleon
Paris Green
Landanum
Helladorns
Othello
Halter
Felo
Cireles
Paul
St. Johnts
Donald
Baekhated
Muwehtison
Uy Chalmers
Cromarty
Hugh Miller
Portobello
Earth
Heaven
William Cowper
Willian Cowper
Isaac Watts
Charles Wesley
Thames
Aml
Wiibelief
Tere
Saul
Bathshan
David
Aldrophel
Machiavelli
Olden Tinns
Absalom
Abimelech
Judas Iscarlet
Donne
Aaron Tarr
George Sand
Christ
Judas Iscariot
Job
Clysium
Jesus Christ
Tom
Rousseau
Voltaire
Gibbon
Montaigne
Potomac
Groat
Benjamin Franklin
Jesus of Nazareth
Patrick Henry
Isaac Newton
David Brewster
Thiers
David Livingstone
Salmon, Chase
Supreme Court of the United States
Lincoln
Chase
Lfe