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An irreligious man-nomatter what his genius may be-isalways a starveling.
2
He was the most irreligious man I ever knew, and the most moral.
3
Arthur Fenton was a clever, selfish, wholly irreligious man; and appreciate his wife.
4
A pious woman should beware of marrying an irreligious man.
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The irreligious man's correspondences are concentrated upon himself.
6
You-theonly irreligious man in my parish!
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Is it you-you-you,Sabot-whohavecome to ask me for this... You-theonly irreligious man in my parish!
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Indeed, I am not an irreligious man, really; I am rather a religious man; and this is not an irreligious, but rather a religious, book.
9
If it rouses hatred and strife, it is evident that absence of religion is preferable and an irreligious man better than one who professes it.
10
For that matter, the totally irreligious man's belief that there even is a real world, corresponding to what his senses show him, can't be proven.
11
It's horrible to see you turned from a simple, stupid, but honourable boy, into a hard, selfish, irreligious man-andall the result of being rich.
12
There are virtues exhibited in the lives of even wholly irreligious men.
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Point by point it is alien from the sympathies and habits of irreligious men.
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Righteousness, meaning thereby just what irreligious men mean by it-viz.
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Are not the occasions, on the contrary, very rare when religion really moves irreligious men
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For the rest, they and all the Macedonian captains alike were conspicuously irreligious men, whose gods were themselves.
