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RoMrsH CARE or THE BIBLE The establish.
ed law of The Roman Catholic church ~ regard
TO the reading of the Bible is this: "lf any one
shall have the presumption 10 read or possess
the Bible, without written permission from
the Bishops or inquistors, he shall not receive
absoluion until he shall first have delivered up
such Bible TO the ordinary (priest.) Bookse.
Iers, who shall sell or otherwise dispose of BIZ
bles in the vulgar tongue, to any person not ha.
wing such permission, shall forfeit the value Of
the book, and be subject TO such other penalties
as the bishop shall judge proper" No Roman
Catholic then, may read the Book of God, with
ont written permission from the Bishop
and this permission can be given only TO those,
who in the Bishops opinion, are not likely to be
injured, I e., shaken from their faith in Ro.
N anisal BY reading it,. Nor can any man sell
CIR give it away, to any who have notsuch writ
ten permission to read it, on heavy penaltee!-
who can wonder that Infidels and Universalsts
think well of Romanism, and greatly prefer it 10
the orthodox which aims TO put the Bible into
the hands ofevery man,woman and child thro'
out the world, in their own vernacuIar tongue!
Infdelity, and the host Of its kindred efrors
may well shake hands with the Pope Of Rome,
and the patriarch of Cons,aninople, for they
belongto one ofthe same family.