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When I Hear That A Man Is Religious, I Conclude He Is A Rascal!

The Greatest Crimes Have Been Found, In Many Instances, To Be Compatible With A Superstitious Piety And Devotion; Hence It Is Justly Regarded As Unsafe To Draw Any Inference In Favor Of A Man's Morals, From The Fervor Or Strictness Of His Religious Exercises, Even Though He Himself Believe Them Sincere.

All Inferences From Experience... Are Effects Of Custom, Not Of Reasoning.

The Fact That Different Cultures Have Different Practices No More Refutes [moral] Objectivism Than The Fact That Water Flows In Different Directions In Different Places Refutes The Law Of Gravity

A Propensity To Hope And Joy Is Real Riches; One To Fear And Sorrow Real Poverty.