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 1 Pre         |     quite unessential to vital religion ; we should bear in mind,
 2   1, 42(40) | argument shewing that revealed religion is much more ancient than
 3   1, 63(53) |     the professors of the true religion. See also ib. p. 374, and
 4   2, 76(135)|     Hadrian—when the Christian religion had become generally known—
 5   2, 80(142)|    that, neither does revealed religion put forth vindictive powers,
 6   2, 80(142)|      answer is this : Revealed religion did put forth miraculous
 7   2, 80(142)|        no good end. Unrevealed religion never has, and never could,
 8   4, 8(24)  |     used to designate the true religion: it is also frequently used
 9   4, 30(114)|    disputing on the subject of religion: but, being overcome, he
10   5, 24(37) |       to do it than deny their religion, they therefore got the