The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Complete Contents: Dresden Edition—Twelve VolumesIngersoll, Robert Green
Religion
The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Complete Contents: Dresden Edition—Twelve Volumes
Ingersoll, Robert Green
Free thought
(1886.)
Prayer of King LearóWhen Honesty wears a Rag and Rascality a Robe-The
Nonsense of "Free Moral Agency "óDoing Right is not Self-denial-Wealth
often a Gilded HellóThe Log HouseóInsanity of Getting
MoreóGreat Wealth the Mother of CrimeóSeparation of Rich and
PooróEmulationóInvention of Machines to Save LaboróProduction and
DestitutionóThe Remedy a Division of the LandóEvils of Tenement
HousesóOwnership and UseóThe Great Weapon is the BallotóSewing
WomenóStrikes and Boycotts of No AvailóAnarchy, Communism, and
SocialismóThe Children of the Rich a Punishment for WealthóWorkingmen
Not a DangeróThe Criminals a Necessary ProductóSociety's Right
to PunishóThe Efficacy of KindnessóLabor is HonorableóMental
Independence.
THE FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH.
(1895.)
I. The Old TestamentóStory of the CreationóAge of the Earth and
of ManóAstronomical Calculations of the EgyptiansóThe FloodóThe
Firmament a FictionóIsraelites who went into EgyptóBattles of the
JewsóArea of PalestineóGold Collected by David for the TempleóII. The
New TestamentóDiscrepancies about the Birth of ChristóHerod and
the Wise MenóThe Murder of the Babes of BethlehemóWhen was Christ
bornóCyrenius and the Census of the WorldóGenealogy of Christ
according to Matthew and LukeóThe Slaying of ZachariasóAppearance of
the Saints at the CrucifixionóThe Death of Judas IscariotóDid
Christ wish to be Convicted?óIII. JehovahóIV. The TrinityóThe
IncarnationóWas Christ God?óThe Trinity Expoundedó"Let us pray"óV.
The Theological ChristóSayings of a Contradictory CharacteróChrist a
Devout JewóAn asceticóHis PhilosophyóThe AscensionóThe Best that Can
be Said about ChristóThe Part that is beautiful and GloriousóThe Other
SideóVI. The Scheme of RedemptionóVII. BeliefóEternal PainóNo Hope
in Hell, Pity in Heaven, or Mercy in the Heart of GodóVIII. Conclusion.
SUPERSTITION.
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