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Fables of Infidelity and Facts of Faith

CHAPTER IV
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"It is not," says Napoleon, "the mystery of incarnation which I perceive in religion, but the mystery of social order.

It attaches to heaven an idea of equality which prevents the rich from being massacred by the poor."[63] Once in modern times, the rejectors of the Bible had opportunity to try the experiment of ruling a people on a large scale, and giving the world a specimen of an Infidel Republic.

You have heard one of them here express his admiration of that government, and declare his intention to present a public vindication of it.

Of course, as soon as practicable, that which they admire they will imitate, and the scenes of Paris and Lyons will be re-enacted in Louisville and Cincinnati.

Our Bibles will be collected and burned on a dung-heap.


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