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 1 1 | distinguished by the mind; whose religion is accustomed to be attacked
 2 6 |     which the whole of piety and religion depend: and no honour can
 3 7 |       AND THE BRUTE ANIMALS, AND RELIGION.~Though philosophers have
 4 7 |        that he alone understands religion; and this is the chief or
 5 7 |      animals, it is evident that religion is the only thing of which
 6 7 |       For justice is peculiar to religion, and to this no other animal
 7 7 |          God, it is evident that religion can in no way be overthrown.~
 8 8 |                         VIII. OF RELIGION.~But religion is overthrown
 9 8 |           VIII. OF RELIGION.~But religion is overthrown if we believe
10 8 |       does he entirely overthrow religion ? For if God confers nothing
11 8 |           he altogether destroys religion; and when this is taken
12 8 |         life will follow. But if religion cannot be taken away without
13 8 |          be more secure, how can religion itself be maintained or
14 8 |       Thus it comes to pass that religion, and majesty, and honour
15 8 |     kindness, or anger, or both, religion must be taken away, without
16 8 |     restrain offences. Therefore religion is altogether false, and
17 9 |     contrary to the truth and to religion, that the Athenians both
18 10|         by which they think that religion was instituted by wise men
19 10|        old. But if they invented religion for the sake of deceiving
20 10|         ruler of the world, then religion is rightly and truly established;
21 11|    worship. Thus there can be no religion where there is no fear. ~
22 12|                          XII. OF RELIGION AND THE FEAR OF GOD.~Now,
23 12|   subject. We have said that, if religion is taken away, neither wisdom
24 12|        to the truth; because, if religion and justice are taken away,
25 14|         was made for the sake of religion and justice. And of this
26 22|       without anger, destroy all religion, without which, as we have
27 22|        foolishness; for it is in religion only--that is, in the knowledge
28 23|         consulted concerning the religion of the Jews, inserted these