Della Diceosina (1 )

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Questo libro di storia potrebbe contenere numerosi refusi e parti di testo mancanti. Solitamente gli acquirenti hanno la possibilita di scaricare gratuitamente una copia scansionata del libro originale (senza refusi) direttamente dall'editore. Il libro e Non illustrato. 1817 edition. Estratto: ...ho il diritto di'corbellarti. Sono un Europeo, tu un Americano: ho percio il diritto di aggiranti, e.di scannarti. Sono Un.... dunque ho il diritto d'imposturarti per aver il tuo. Fino a quando avrem vergogna di esser Uomini? Ma niuno.e uomo senza, pregiarsi di vivere secondo la retta, ragione: e quale 1 retta ragione, se non quella., che si combacia. colla legge eterna? Questa, legge e la sapienza di Dio: e questa sapienza e il Cristianesi-mo (0; ci vergogneremo adunque di esser? Cristanti? Figliuoli, non amati il mondo ( cioer 3e opinioni, le, pretensioni, i capricci, le mode degli stolti-e viziosi, che non mutano ragione) Quanta e nel monda ( in questo secolo di guar sto e reo costume, che ai, fa passare, per sa- pienza ) non e, che appetito carnale, lusso de, occhi e super eia di dominata Ma questo mondo trapassa, e finiscono questi appetiti, e la. sua), pazza sapienza. Chi dunque.yivg immortalmente% O' iroiov rj) bsXtiym re Oa chi v fa? la volonta. di Dio(b)t Questa volonta di Dia per, appang. to e la legge eterna..., e.r::, .. % sv., CAPITOLO Vi JV Doveri Teologici, cioe A' Doveri inverso Dio, $. I. "JVJ lente non si fa da niente: dunque JLN se in questo Mondo v' ha pensiero, signoria di arbitrio, forza e potenza effettrice, vi debb' essere un Ente eterno per se sussistente, Principio primo d'ogni pensiero e signoria di ragione, e potenza, e moto, eh'e nelle cose: e percio procreatore, ordinatore, motore dell' Uaiverso tuttoquanto. Le proprieta di quest'Ente debbono essere infinite ed immutabili. Quest' Ente e Dio, ottimo, e grandissimo: ..."

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