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 1 4 |        declared. To Lessen the influence of the Clergy and of clerical
 2 4 |      and individuals, from the influence of the Church and of the
 3 5 | subject to the wicked and evil influence of the sects; but for some
 4 5 |      Church, lessen its social influence, and suppress at once a
 5 6 |    withdrawn from all clerical influence whatever it may be; because
 6 6 |    civil society from clerical influence.-The strict observance of
 7 6 |  forever. Instead, the Masonic influence is to make itself felt in
 8 11|  exercise an evil influence-an influence which is evil because it
 9 12|       and in how many ways the influence of religion penetrates society.
10 17|      who, not through external influence of ignorance of what they