Good Sense by baron d' Paul Henri Thiry Holbach
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171. The supposition of the existence of a God is by no means necessary to Morality 172. Religion and its supernatural Morality are fatal to the public welfare 173. The union of Church and State is a calamity 174. National Religions are ruinous 175. Religion paralyses Morality 176. Fatal consequences of Devotion 177. The idea of a future life is not consoling to man 178. An Atheist is fully as conscientious as a religious man, and has better motives for doing good 179. An Atheistical king would be far preferable to a religious king 180. Philosophy produces Morality 181. Religious opinions have little influence upon conduct 182. Reason leads man to Atheism 183. Fear alone makes Theists |
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