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Title: Errors of the Roman Catholic Church : and its insidious influence in the United States and other countries by the most profound thinkers of the present day, and the history and progress of the American Protective Association (A.P.A.)
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: Hershey, Scott Funk, 1852-
Subjects: Catholic Church
Publisher: St. Louis : J.H. Chambers
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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ia, in Calabria, in Spain, in Provence, in Languedoc, inthe Alps, in England, in Ireland; in the mountain and in the plain; in thecity and in the hamlet; towards thousands in gross, and towards the widowand the fatherless in detail. Moreover, nature is ever the same, and civili-sation or scientific discoveries without religion will not soften the heart.The Persians, Dr. Wolff tells us, are more intellectual than the Turks, butmore cruel, greater liars, and more atrociously immoral. The same is Dr.Judsons testimony of the Burmese. The same was Italys experience underthe Medicis, even in the Augustan era of the arts; and such has been ourrecent experience in the Indian mutiny, by the reddened well of Cawnpore.Alas! as Rundjud Singh said to Dr. Wolff, Oh, for the heart a medicine isrequired. Thank God, the Gospel gives us the only remedy which healsand does not inflame—the blood of Jesus, which can purge even the conscience^through the power of the Holy Ghost (Heb. ix. 14; x. 19—22).
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Cut the throats of four-score men, women and children. Pao-e S ■03. The thirteen colonies were all Protestant. The membersof Congress said in their address to the people of Great Britain,The Roman Catholic religion dispenses impiety, bigotry,persecution, murder and rebellion throughout every part ofthe world.—-Bancrofts History of the U. S., page 40, vol. 4. In the matter of elementary instruction, the ProtestantStates are incomparatively more advanced than Catholiccountries. The reason: The reformed religion rests upon abook—the Bible. The Protestant must know how to read.Thus the first and the last words of Luther were: Instructthe children; this is the duty of parents and magistrates, it is acommand of God. pKOF. L^veleve (Catholic). r CHAPTER XXIV. 577 MARTYRDOMS OF WILLIAM FLOWER, JOHN CARD-MAKER, JOHN WARNE, AND OTHERS. WILLIAM FLOWEK Was born at a place called Snowhill, in the county ofCambridge. He was educated in the Roman Catholicsuperstition ; and being brought up to

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