184. Can we, and ought we, to love God?

185. God and Religion are proved to be absurdities by the different
ideas formed of them

186. The existence of God, which is the basis of Religion, has not yet
been demonstrated

187. Priests are more actuated by self-interest, than unbelievers

188. Pride, presumption, and badness, are more often found in priests,
than in Atheists

189. Prejudices last but for a time: no power is durable which is not
founded upon truth

190. What an honourable power ministers of the Gods would obtain,
if they became the apostles of reason and the defenders of liberty!

191. What a glorious and happy revolution it would be for the world,
if Philosophy were substituted for Religion!

192. The recantation of an unbeliever at the point of death proves
nothing against the reasonableness of unbelief

193. It is not true that Atheism breaks the bonds of society

194. Refutation of the often repeated opinion, that Religion is necessary
for the vulgar