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THE GODS (6)
by: Robert G. Ingersoll For ages all nations supposed that the sick and insane were possessed by evil spirits. For thousands of years the practice… -
THE GODS (13)
by: Robert G. Ingersoll When we abandon the doctrine that some infinite being created matter and force, and enacted a code of laws for their… -
THE GODS (3)
by: Robert G. Ingersoll Our ancestors not only had their god-factories, but they made devils as well. These devils were generally disgraced and fallen gods.… -
THE GODS (2)
by: Robert G. Ingersoll The doctrine that future happiness depends upon belief is monstrous. It is the infamy of infamies. The notion that faith in… -
THE GODS (8)
by: Robert G. Ingersoll A devout clergyman sought every opportunity to impress upon the mind of his son the fact, that God takes care of… -
What did Einstein think of religion?
Albert Einstein is regarded as one of the major geniuses of all time. Attaching his name to an idea immediately gives it a degree of… -
THE GODS (7)
by: Robert G. Ingersoll Many writers maintain that an idea to become universal must be true ; that all universal ideas are innate, and that… -
THE GODS (4)
by: Robert G. Ingersoll Some nations have borrowed their gods; of this number, we are compelled to say, is our own. The Jews having ceased… -
THE GODS (1)
by: Robert G. Ingersoll Over the next several Meditations, I will be serializing Ingersoll’s The Gods. Ingersoll published this as a single work, the division… -
THE GODS (5)
by: Robert G. Ingersoll Man has never been at a loss for gods. He has worshiped almost everything, including the vilest and most disgusting beasts.…