Freethinkers & Infidels: The case against orthodoxy

The writers branded heretics and infidels for questioning religion — Paine, Ingersoll, and Voltaire, who paid for thinking out loud.

In this collection

• The Perfect Gentleman
• Too Much
• Limericks and Counsels of Perfection
• Of Seeking Divine Help, and the Confidence of Obtaining Grace
• Euthydemus
• A Home Song (Songs of Hearth and Altar)
• A Wish
• A Cab Ride Across Country
• The Call of the Christian
• And Fix our Hopes on High
• Questa Leggiadra E Gloriosa Donna
• To Hang our Head Ostensibly
• Four Things (Epigrams, Greetings, and Inscriptions)
• High Noon
• Hymn to God the Father
• The Stag and the Vineyard
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