Fanaticism

actually admitted affirm ancient appears assume bear become belief belongs bring brought called century character Christian Church common conduct course Divine doctrine effect elements emotions epistle error especially evidence evil example excitement existence fact faith fanatic fanaticism favour feeling follow force genuine give Gospel ground hand heart heaven hope human human nature imagination influence instances Jewish justice kind less look Lord malign mankind manner matter means ment mind modes moral motives nature never object occasion once opinion passions perhaps piety position possession practice present pride principles proper prophets question reached reason received regard religion religious render Romish rule sacred seems seen sense sentiments side sort soul speak spirit superstition temper things thought tion true truth turn virtue writer