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The Creation of God

by Jacob Hartmann

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Morals: Whence They Spring

To be moral means that the organs be properly and legitimately used, in accordance with the law of nature:

STOMACH.SEXUAL ORGANS.
For nutrition of the body.For the propagation of the species.
Wants Normally Supplied.
SatisfactionLEAD TO Health and Happiness, Purity, Chastity, Love, Affection, Joy.Satisfaction
ContentmentContentment
ComfortComfort
PleasurePleasure
PeacePeace
Abnormal Use of the Organs.
StarvationLEAD TO Vanity, Negligence, Indolence, Deception, Discontent, Selfishness, Disease.Passion
HungerLust
PovertyOverindulgence
LuxuryLasciviousness
ExtravaganceVice
DrunkennessWhoredoms
Crime.
Sin.
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Will Power Intellectually Used.
Industry, Integrity, Activity, Honor, Courage, Goodness, Charity, Benevolence, Sympathy, Pity, Humanity.
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Be wise, let the gods and church alone;
They’re false, contrary to nature’s plan.
Trespass not, there’s nothing to atone.
Be human, an upright man.
All their rites and creeds are full of flaws.
As nature’s products, we thrive and grow.
But we must be ruled by nature’s laws
If we’d happy be—ourselves must know.
Morals! are the laws we must obey.
Infringe them not, prayers cannot save.
Though blessed, we the penalty must pay.
Not to God, or church, or priest be slave!

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