NOT RELIGIOUS.
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The editor ofthe Boston Olive Branch takes


some pains TO use up an individual who says,
Don't call your paper religious, fe, oh he!"
Said ~says, the Olive Branch makes no pre-.
tensions of being religious" Certainly il
would be no matter Of just complaint, if il did
so pretend. We ihink there is great need of
religious papers. and hope the day is not far
distant when the taste Of the people will call
for no other kind. We mean by religious pa
pers those which advocate " belief in the be-
iag and perfeciions of God, in the revelations
Of His will TO man, In mans obligation TO
obey his commandments, in state Of rewards
and punishment, and in mans accountability
TO God and also true @Godliness or piety of
lie, with the practice Of all moral dulies."-.
We should be sorry to believe that the Olive
Branch was not such paper; yet the Edi-
tor says, "the Olive Branch makes no preien-
sion Of being religious" This is rather too ac
commodaling and we are sorry TO see such
declaration 10 paper we had always suppo-
sed TO be devoted TO Christianity which is re-
ligion, according to our view, in ats very no.
bles, form. Not religious FIE, OH, rIE!"