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...gradual, and be carried on by provisions of law, and under the protection of civil government. — Christianity can only operate as an alterative. By the mild diffusion of its light and inHutmce, the minds of men are insensibly prepared to perceive and correct the enormities, which folly...

...an alterative. By its influence men are insensibly prepared to perceive and correct the enormities introduced into their public establishments. In this way the Greek and Roman slavery, and since those, the feudal tyranny, have declined before it. And we trust, that as the same religion advances...

...law, and under the protection of civil government. Christianity can only operate as an alternative. By the mild diffusion of its light and influence,...men are insensibly prepared to perceive and correct die enormities which folly, or wickedness, or accident, have introduced into their public establishments....

...only operate as an alterative. By the mild diffusion of its light and influence, the minds of men arc insensibly prepared to perceive and correct the enormities...their public establishments. In this way the Greek and Iloman slavery, and since these, the feudal tyranny, has declined before it. And we trust, that, as...

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...diffusion of its light and influence, the " ' minds of men are insensibly prepared to per" ' ceive and correct the enormities which folly, " ' or wickedness,...Roman Slavery, and since " ' these the feudal tyranny, had declined before " ' it. And, we trust, that as the knowledge " ' and authority of the same religion...

...honour." Dr. Paley, in speaking of the benefit of the general diffusion of this knowledge, observes, " By the mild diffusion of its light and influence,...the enormities which folly or wickedness or accident has introduced into public establishments."^ Through the diffusion of this light amongst the community,...