The root of all superstitions, fanaticisms, and false religions is this that they do not hallow the name of Father.

Strict and consistent as a moralist, she was never led into any extravagances or fanaticisms.

"There is a cant of shallowness and fanaticism which misunderstands and denies this.

She made Parker the Archbishop of Canterbury,a man of remarkable moderation and breadth of mind, whose reforms were carried on without exciting hostilities, and have survived the fanaticisms and hostile attacks of generations.

Now, it was amid all the fierce contentions of that revolutionary age,an age of intense earnestness, when the grandest truths were agitated; an age of experiment, of bold discussions, of wild fanaticisms, of bitter hatreds, of unconquerable prejudices, yet of great loftiness and spiritual power,that the star of Oliver Cromwell arose.

The stern priest, cruel through fanaticism and custom, no longer leads his fellow-creature to the altar to sacrifice him to fictitious gods.

With the highest reverence for the religion of the land, with the firmest conviction of its truth, and with the deepest sense of the importance Of its doctrines, he was proudly conscious, that the general shape and fashion of his life bore nothing of the stamp of fanaticism.

It is a veritable fanaticism; but if you disengage it from all that opinion makes it, it will soon be your happiness and pleasure.

The Tituses, the Trajans, the Antonines, appeared seldom on Christian thrones; on the contrary, mankind has seen, in the name of religion, lighted the piles of persecution, and the blazing torches of intolerance; the earth overspread with corpses of the million victims of fanaticism; the fields watered with blood; the cities wrapped in flames, and empires ravaged with unrelenting rage.

No: it was the fanaticism of creed, and the fury of dogmatism.

The task of PAUL'S apostolate is accomplishedthe abuses of fanaticism and intolerance are redressed.

But the Assassins, now called, I think, "al Hasani" or "Ismaili""that accursed Ishmaelite," the baronet exclaims in one placestill live, are still a flourishing sect impelled by fervid religious fanaticisms.

I might try to kindle faith, I might only succeed in kindling fanaticism.

Among the instances of deliberate self-destruction, the following is a remarkable fact, inasmuch as it serves to prove the pernicious effects of the writings of Voltaire and Rousseau in the minds of youth, when at an age incapable of discriminating between fanaticism and real piety!

It may be asked why men who are kind for the most part, and naturally given to mutual tolerance, not to say indifference, should have these explosions of furious fanaticism, when they seem to lose all feeling as well as common-sense.

The conduct of these noblemen at the place of execution was so dignified that even the ferocious duke could not avoid wiping his eyes, hardened as his heart was by religious and political fanaticism; and though he held them in abhorrence as rebels and traitors a tear did fall for them down his iron cheek.

She is certainly much more warlike than the males of that family; this disposition is increased by her religious fanaticism.

Unhappily, however, they all fell victims to the fanaticism of the Chinese: they were most barbarously murdered.

Pizarro takes possession of Cuzcothe fanaticism of Valverde, a Spanish priestits dreadful effectsA Peruvian priest put to the torturehis daughter's distresshe is rescued by Las Casas, an amiable Spanish ecclesiastic, and led to a place of safety, where he dieshis daughter's narration of her sufferingsher death.

The Arab quarter of Rabat was already irreparably disfigured when General Lyautey came to Morocco; but ferocious old Salé, Phenician counting-house and breeder of Barbary pirates, had been saved from profanation by its Moslem fanaticism.

This lovely ruin is in the safe hands of the French Fine Arts administration, and soon the wood-carvers and stucco-workers of Fez will have revived its old perfection; but it will never again be more than a show-Medersa, standing empty and unused beside the mosque behind whose guarded doors and high walls one guesses that the old religious fanaticism of Salé is dying also, as her learning and her commerce have died.

It is the great neutral centre of the Continent, where the fiery enthusiasms of the South and the keen fanaticisms of the North meet at their outer limits, and result in a compound that turns neither litmus red nor turmeric brown.

And yet this truth, which mental science clearly teaches, and which is in harmony with familiar sayings, is a truth wholly ignored in current educational fanaticisms.

Arapi Mehmet, as he was called, i.e. Mahommed the Arabian, was a man in whom no religious fanaticism disturbed his relations with his fellow-men; no English agnostic could be more liberal, and we often had dealings in which his honesty was evident.

that to those intelligently interested, without regard to the application of their views of justice or expediency, in the labor and silver questionsthe convictions, the fanaticisms, of the vast silver nationsand enormous multitudes of the people of Asia, touching the silver standardand the possible progress of labor, as a guiding as well as plodding ability increases incessantly in interest, and must grow in inheritance.