Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |      and have no religion, no worship. The saints who are canonized
 2      I,  II | joined with piety is the best worship of God,” can be an innate
 3      I,  II |      viz. “Virtue is the best worship of God,” i.e. is most acceptable
 4      I,  II |       That virtue is the best worship of God,” will be most true
 5      I,  II |   know that it is part of the worship of God, not to kill another
 6      I,  II |   seldom failing to make them worship for divine what she hath
 7      I,  II |   reverenced by others?~26. A worship of idols. It is easy to
 8      I,  II |     it comes to pass than men worship the idols that have been
 9      I,  III| innate principles.~7. Idea of worship not innate. That God is
10      I,  III|   unless the ideas of God and worship are innate. That the idea
11      I,  III|        That the idea the term worship stands for is not in the
12      I,  III|       they know not what that worship of God is, which is their
13      I,  III|   hath a true idea of God and worship, will assent to this proposition, “
14      I,  III|      to have ideas of God and worship, (which conversation with
15     IV,  XII|       divinity, religion, and worship must we needs have! Nothing