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
(1860-64.)
The Prosperity of the World depends upon its WorkersóVeneration for the
AncientóCredulity and Faith of the Middle AgesóPenalty for Reading
the Scripture in the Mother TongueóUnjust, Bloody, and Cruel LawsóThe
Reformers too were PersecutorsóBigotry of Luther and KnoxóPersecution
of CastalioóMontaigne against Torture in Franceó"Witchcraft" (chapter
on)óConfessed WizardsóA Case before Sir Matthew HaleóBelief
in LycanthropyóAnimals Tried and ExecutedóAnimals received
as WitnessesóThe Corsned or Morsel of ExecutionóKepler an
AstrologeróLuther's Encounter with the DevilóMathematician
Stoefflers, Astronomical Prediction of a FloodóHistories Filled with
FalsehoodóLegend about the Daughter of Pharaoh invading Scotland and
giving the Country her nameóA Story about MohammedóA History of the
Britains written by ArchdeaconsóIngenuous Remark of EusebiusóProgress
in the Mechanic ArtsóEngland at the beginning of the Eighteenth
CenturyóBarbarous PunishmentsóQueen Elizabeth's Order Concerning
Clergymen and Servant GirlsóInventions of Watt, Arkwright, and
OthersóSolomon's DeprivationsóLanguage (chapter on)óBelief that the
Hebrew was of ParadiseóGeography (chapter on)óThe Works of CosmasóPrinting
InventedóChurch's Opposition to BooksóThe InquisitionóThe
Reformationó"Slavery" (chapter on)óVoltaire's Remark on Slavery as
a ContractóWhite Slaves in Greece, Rome, England, Scotland, and
FranceóFree minds make Free BodiesóCauses of the Abolition of White
Slavery in EuropeóThe French RevolutionóThe African Slave Trade,
its Beginning and EndóLiberty Triumphed (chapter head)óAbolition of
Chattel SlaveryóConclusion.
WHAT IS RELIGION?
(1899.)
I. Belief in God and SacrificeóDid an Infinite God Create the Children
of Men and is he the Governor of the Universe?óII. If this God Exists,
how do we Know he is Good?óShould both the Inferior and the Superior
thank God for their Condition?óIII. The Power that Works for
RighteousnessóWhat is this Power?óThe Accumulated Experience of the
World is a Power Working for Good?óLove the Commencement of the Higher
VirtuesóIV. What has our Religion Done?óWould Christians have been
Worse had they Adopted another Faith?óV. How Can Mankind be Reformed
Without Religion?óVI. The Four Corner-stones of my TheoryóVII. Matter
and Force EternalóLinks in the Chain of EvolutionóVIII. ReformóThe
Gutter as a NurseryóCan we Prevent the Unfit from Filling the World
with their Children?óScience must make Woman the Owner and Mistress
of HerselfóMorality Born of IntelligenceóIX. Real Religion and Real
Worship.
VOLUME V.--DISCUSSIONS
DETAILED CONTENTS OF VOLUME V.
PREFACE.
INGERSOLL'S INTERVIEWS ON TALMAGE.
FIRST INTERVIEW.
SECOND INTERVIEW.
THIRD INTERVIEW.
FOURTH INTERVIEW.
FIFTH INTERVIEW,
SIXTH INTERVIEW.
THE TALMAGIAN CATECHISM.
A VINDICATION OF THOMAS PAINE.
CONCLUSION.
THE OBSERVER'S SECOND ATTACK
INGERSOLL'S SECOND REPLY.
CONTENTS OF VOLUME V.
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