We are to see whether there be any and what mixture of political dogmas and political practices with their religious tenets, of what nature they are, and how far they are at present practically separable from them.
Edmund Burke: “We are to see whether there be any and what mixture of political dogmas and political practices with their religious…”
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Burke seeks to analyze the interplay between political beliefs and religious practices in a given situation.
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