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Freemasonry: Its Two Great Doctrines, the Existence of God and a Future State

Chalmers I Paton
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  1. The author was induced to prepare the present work for publication because it is a notable fact that at the present time many of the most dangerous assaults against Christianity are directed against the first truths of the existence of God and of a future state. The truth of this statement made is sufficiently well known to all educated and intelligent men. A melancholy fact it is that men boastful of their attainments in science and philosophy should seek to degrade themselves and all mankind to a mere highest place among brutes. What the moral effects would be if their teaching should prevail amongst the masses of mankind, history afford evidence in its darkest and most terrible passages. Paton sought to oppose their error by direct evidence of the truth.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
374
ISBN
9781162601205
  1. The author was induced to prepare the present work for publication because it is a notable fact that at the present time many of the most dangerous assaults against Christianity are directed against the first truths of the existence of God and of a future state. The truth of this statement made is sufficiently well known to all educated and intelligent men. A melancholy fact it is that men boastful of their attainments in science and philosophy should seek to degrade themselves and all mankind to a mere highest place among brutes. What the moral effects would be if their teaching should prevail amongst the masses of mankind, history afford evidence in its darkest and most terrible passages. Paton sought to oppose their error by direct evidence of the truth.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
374
ISBN
9781162601205

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