Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
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which bis ipi'it rePreieu,s 10 Us as homili-
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TEN Of reckoning and 10 mans averion to
acknowledging his errora. it is owing that
tliE NFbiiu Hos bttH 10 tftdttf by piDNU
rather impious Frauds. II many honea men |
really believe, chat the truths Of God can be |
rendered more ulefol by the fsliehoods of |
man, with what cafe may they be fednced !
into an opinion, thst defpotfm, the eneace
Of vice is ID; remedy Of the vic;oulaefs Of
human nature.
Socrates was put to death, for having ex- !
ploded toe heather Polyiheifm, and con-
tending for the unity Of Cod--snd for pre-.
ieIing an appointment Of magiarates by cleo (
tion, 10 an appointment by Tot. This event
teaches us, thar men are capable of fur
.nodnting The mea rive,ed prejudices by rea- /
ion b; as do Socrates that the msiority Of
an enlightened nstion, may iaibibc tie moa
ridicn Gus Opinions, and mpy be led by them
10 crPetraSe the crime, Of puoilhiog thoie
~ho diiIen'ed f'em tbeie opipions--as did
'he A;henians. And that tru.h will hoslv
break 'he ie'ter' Pu' apch her BY man for !