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RELIGioUS ToLgRArloN--I have lived long
enough and largely enough in the world 10 know
for certain that the religion which q believe most
firny) the Divine Wisdom has thought proper TO
introduce for It's Improvement and for IFS deprava
uon, contains IN al! lis paris (perhapsl am presump
tuous in thinking so, but mixed as think they are
all with great deal OF human mperiections) so
much OF coed as not wholly 10 dlsappont the wise
purposes for which II was instituted, and album
dainty 10 merit my esteem andvenera,ion. think
so of The whole Christian Church; having, al the
same time that reSpec; FOR all other religions, even
such as have mere human reason FOR their origin,
and which men rs good and wise as l. profess
that could NOT Justify te myself to give 10 the syn
agogue, the mosque. or the pasoda, the language
which your pplpiis tthe Scottish church,) 50 E6er-
ally bes;;ov upon great par; OF the Christian
world. Ii, on Tins account. people call me Roman
Catholic, II gives me not the smallest disturbance.
They do me TOO much honour. wllo will aggregate
me as member of any Of these iilus;nous socle-
ties for do not aspire 10 the glory OF bring zealot
for any particular national Church, uutil l can be
quite sure can do II honour ymy doctrine or my
life, or IN some better way ihan b- a passionate
proceeding, against those who are OF another des,
c,ipaon. ! am no, ye' yipe Tor such confidence IN
myself.