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… and religious tone of his mind, deepened by his early training and discipline, naturally inclined him. Like other young men of thoughtful character, before …

… a religious teacher to choose a publican as one of his immediate attendants was an offense against the religious, social, and national customs. By appealing …

… of religious truth is not enough. There are today many as ignorant as those men of Ephesus of the Holy Spirit's work upon the heart. Yet no truth is more clearly …

… to religious instruction. All over the country, synagogues were erected, where the law was expounded by the priests and scribes. And schools were established …

… of religious freedom. The fundamental principle of Roger Williams's colony was “that every man should have liberty to worship God according to the light …

… the religious significance of the Revolution are G. Chais de Sourcesol, Le Livre des Manifestes (Avignon, 1800), in which the author endeavored to ascertain …

… a religious writer and speaker, has labored for the public during more than twenty years. Being aided in the study of the Scriptures, and in her work as a religious …

The religious belief of the Waldenses was founded upon the written word of God, the true system of Christianity, and was in marked contrast to the errors of …

… enjoy religious freedom? Yes, as a favor specially stipulated for in the arrangement, but not as a right. As to all outside that arrangement, the great principle …

… or religious leaders believed?” Men are no more favorable to real godliness now than in the days of Christ. They are just as intently seeking earthly good, to …