Taxation and Charity in Public duty and Faith
In a letter from Kidderminster dated July 29 1798 the writer argues that citizens should pay established taxes before charity. He seeks to curb habitual evasion and urges Christians to obey the law after taxes, citing biblical duties and public welfare. He warns against private thrift over public obligation and urges prudent retrenchment before charitable giving.
Popery and Infidelity in Dr Bethune’s Sketches
Religioliterary intelligence notes Dr Bethune of Edinburgh discusses Popery and infidelity in the Ecclesiastical Sketches. He argues infidelity may promote Popery and cites ceremonies, relics, indulgences, and educated prejudice against the church. He warns atheism and superstition circle, and condemns anti Calvinist accusations while noting Catholic growth and Catholic influence in Scotland and England.
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Kiunhe
Bethine
Edinburgh
E.inthort
Pradgeé
Renee
Erskine
England
Highlands and Islands
Scotland
Bitartos
Robison
Dr. E
A.C
Perth
Dundee
Illuminatists
Foreign Mews on Antichristian Power and Providence
The piece cites Isaac Newton and Mr Whitton arguing that tyranny from the Antichristian party must fall to allow primitive Christianity to return. It suggests Providence may strike the false Prophet in the East and notes Turks doubting their Prophet while many Christians doubt him. European polite literature is mentioned as a source.
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Isaac Newton
Mr. Whitton
Christ
Europe
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Cerfar
Peter
Tonce
Apostle
Phorontis Heis
Kidderminster
Religio
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