Letters to
Letters to Eugenia; Or, A Preservative Against Religious Prejudices
作者：Holbach, Paul Henri Thiry, baron d', 1723-1789; Middleton, Anthony C. [Translator]
体例：段 章数：18
字数：366,094 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,338 字；最长 I am unable, Madam, to express the grievous sentiments that （39,250 字），最短 Besides, I believe that I have already proved that the moral（5,978 字）。
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章节目录
共 18 段- I am unable, Madam, to express the grievous sentiments that
- If the truths of religion were, as they assure us, necessary
- But let us suppose for a moment that God has really made him
- To maintain a contrary opinion, and to say that God is pleas
- With whatever art they have written the life of Jesus Christ
- It is by the assistance of this fable that the Christian doc
- But if you consider the thing coolly, you will perceive the
- In truth, Madam, if you weigh in an equitable balance the pr
- _Ordination_ is another very mysterious ceremony, by which t
- We find these atrocious, fanatical, and senseless ideas in t
- Here, Madam, you have a short but perfect summary of all mor
- Our priests are never weary of telling their flocks that pri
- You know, Madam, that these odious maxims have been a thousa
- To decide the question, it is sufficient to look around us,
- It is true the priests deny that unbelievers ever reason cor
- In conducting ourselves in this manner, our reason prescribe
- Do not, then, Madam, be discouraged nor surprised, if you sh
- Besides, I believe that I have already proved that the moral