...sense of honour a.) lofty, as the Viceroy himself. — Besides, the Golden rule of conduct,— f " To do unto others as we would that others should do unto us,"— is one from the, observance of which the Monarch on* his Throne is no more exempted than the Peasant in...

...his name at full length in the title fage? Why not tln'ii adopt the golden rule of Christianity, and do unto others as we would .that others should do unto us? Why docs not the present committee publish their system in their own tracts, either anoni/moutly, or...

...with his name at full hngth in the title page? Why not theu adopt the golden rule of Christianity, and do unto others as we would that others should do unto us? Why does not the present committee publish their system in their own tracts, either anonymously, or...

...inviolable as those of the greatest; we are followers of Christianity, which teaches that we should do unto others as we would that others should do unto us ; but we must renounce our pretensions to the one, and abdicate the principles of the other, or we...

...inviolable as those of the greatest ; we are followers of Christianity, which teaches that we should do unto others as we would that others should do unto us : but we must renounce our pretensions to the one, and abdicate the principles of the other, or we...

...religion which, assuring us that God has made of one flesh all the families of the earth, commands us to do unto others as we would that others should do unto us? Can the mild virtues of Christianity flourish, or even be professed, in a country where the common...

...the regulation and exercise of authority, has enjoined us to " love our neighbour as ourselves, and to do unto others as we would that others should do unto us ;"— two golden rules, that stare the oppressor in the face, 8 that convict him of injustice, and...

...religion which, assuring us that God has made of one flesh all the families of the earth, commands us to do unto others as we would that others should do unto us ? Can the mild virtues of Christianity flourish, or even be professed, in a country where the common...

...prevalence, not of the pretended illuminations of infidel philosophy, but of that doctrine which teaches us to do unto others as we would that others should do unto us. Finally: Mr. Paine affirms, that men, by becoming Deists, would " live more consistently and morally...

...called after the Christian creed of peace, benevolence, and love ; that pure doctrine which bids iis do unto others as we would that others should do unto us ; which bids us to worship in brotherly unity and faith one father in one God ; — what, we repeat,...