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16512	Southwell, Charles	An Apology for Atheism Addressed to Religious Investigators of Every Denomination by One of Its Apostles			.txt	text/plain	39831	1411	57	There cannot be slavery where there is no tyranny, and to say as Newton did, that we stand in the same relation to a universal God, as a slave does to his earthly master, is practically to accuse such God, at reason's bar, of _tyranny_. Measuring the _chaff_ of other men by their own bushel, they arrive at the pious but false conclusion that without fear of God there can be no genuine love of man, and that without faith in some one of our five hundred and odd true religions, all the thoughts of our hearts would be evil continually.	cache/16512.txt	txt/16512.txt
