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The eighteenth was characteristically dogmatic, and the destroyers of the faith were not any less dogmatic in their own way, than those who professed to be its apologists.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgThe eighteenth was characteristically dogmatic, and the destroyers of the faith were not any less dogmatic in their own way, than those who professed to be its apologists.
Here, Morley critiques both dogmatic defenders and detractors of faith during the eighteenth century.
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