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That one should rejoice in the good man, forgive the bad man, and pity

and help all men to the best of one's ability, is surely indisputable.

It is the glory of Judaism and of Christianity to have proclaimed this

truth, through all their aberrations. But the worship of a God who needs

forgiveness and help, and deserves pity every hour of his existence,

is no better than that of any other voluntarily selected fetish. The

Emperor Julian's project was hopeful in comparison with the prospects of

the Comtist Anthropolatry.

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