Through Five Republics On Horseback Being An Account Of Many Wanderings In South America By G. Whitfield Ray
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debasers of Christian morals. The history of papal influence has been
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The Monks Are The Propagators Of Fanaticism, The Debasers Of Christian Morals.

The history of papal influence has been nothing more nor less than the story of the dissemination of a

New paganism, as full of superstition and of all unrighteousness as the mythology of the ancients - a new paganism organized at the expense of evangelical traditions, shamelessly falsified and travestied by the Romanists. The Romish Church in all ages has been a power, religious scarcely in name, but always inherently, essentially and untiringly a political power." As Bishop Neely of the M. E. Church was leaving Rio, Dr. Alexander, one of Brazil's most influential gentlemen, said to him: "It is sad to see my people so miserable when they might be so happy. Their ills, physical and moral, spring from lack of religion. They call themselves Catholics, but the heathen are scarcely less Christian!" Is it surprising that the Italian paper L'Asino (The Ass), which exists only to ridicule Romanism, has recently been publishing much in praise of what it calls authentic Christianity?

"Rio Janeiro, the beautiful," is an imperial city of imposing grandeur. It is the largest Portuguese city of the world - greater than Lisbon and Oporto together. It has been called "the finest city on the continents of America, - perhaps in the world, with unqualifiedly the most beautiful street in all the world, the Avenida Central." [Footnote: Clark. "Continent of Opportunity."] That magnificent avenue, over a mile long and one hundred and ten feet wide, asphalt paved and superbly illuminated, is lined with costly modern buildings, some of them truly imposing.

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