Superstition Unveiled, by Charles Southwell
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"[...]'dangerous to faith and morals.' Neither ministerial allurements, nor ministerial threats can subdue the cantankerous spirit of these bigots. They are all but frantic and certainly not without reason, for the Irish Colleges' Bill is the fine point of that wedge which, driven home, will shiver to pieces their 'wicked political system.' Whatever improves Irish intellect will play the mischief with its 'faith,' though not at all likely to deteriorate its 'morals.' Let the people of Ireland be well employed as a preliminary to being well educated, and[...]".
Superstition Unveiled, by Charles Southwell- Published on: 2015-03-23
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .13" w x 6.00" l, .17 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 56 pages
About the Author Born in London, England. Southwell became an atheist as a teenager after reading Sermons by the Calvinist Timothy Dwight. After serving in the British Foreign Legion in Spain during the Carlist War, Southwell became a popular and prolific free thought scholar and lecturer in London. He founded a radical bookstore in London, and helped found the atheist magazine Oracle of Reason, which often published fiercely anti-Christian material. Southwell boldly asserted in 1842 that “The world could not have been designed by one being, infinitely wise, infinitely good, and infinitely powerful.” The magazine, which was the first atheist periodical in England, was considered so blasphemous that Southwell was arrested in 1841 and imprisoned for a year. Southwell lived in New Zealand from 1856 until his death in 1860, where he was influential to the freethought movement there and is considered to be New Zealand’s first freethinker. The New Zealand Association of Rationalists and Humanists named their Charles Southwell Award after him. Southwell authored the books An Apology for Atheism (1846), Superstition Unveiled (1854), and The Confessions of a Freethinker, and founded the newspapers The Investigator, The Lancashire Beacon and The Auckland Examiner.
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