Letter

 1 I    |            the particulars of your religion." "The people of thy country,"
 2 I    |           that those who profess a religion of so holy, so spiritual
 3 I    |          to prove the truth of our religion, but these thou thyself
 4 III  |        them, was the first Quaker. Religion, say these, was corrupted
 5 III  |         one day declared that this religion was the only one he had
 6 IV   |            establishing the Romish religion. All the sectarists in England
 7 IV   |           to unite when the Romish religion, their common enemy, is
 8 IV   |           allowed, the established religion will at last swallow up
 9 V    |      thinks proper, yet their true religion, that in which a man makes
10 V    |            both parties to call in religion on this occasion; the Tories
11 VI   | Presbyterianism is the established religion in Scotland. This Presbyterianism
12 VI   |        they all professed the same religion, and give the name of infidel
13 VI   |          all are satisfied.~If one religion only were allowed in England,
14 VII  |         the truth of the Christian religion. He never engaged in scholastic
15 VII  |         little probability any new religion, or old one, that may be
16 VII  |      ignorant, should have given a religion to Asia and Africa, and
17 XII  |          rediculously blended with religion.~He is the father of experimental
18 XIII |          Locke intended to destroy religion; nevertheless, religion
19 XIII |            religion; nevertheless, religion had nothing to do in the
20 XIII |           was absolutely necessary religion should reveal it to us.
21 XIII |            of little importance to religion, which only requires the
22 XIII |          far from interfering with religion, would of be use to demonstrate
23 XIII |           the truth of it, in case religion wanted any such support.
24 XIII |            will ever prejudice the religion of a country. Though our
25 XX   |       Inquisition Veut qu'on nomme religion Mais qu'ici nous nommons
26 XXIII|           the Primate himself. The religion which Mr. Pope professes