1–7 April 1839

I have regard to appearance still. So am I no hero. Do'what you are doing with a single mind and utter disregard of eyes, and then what you have done before will justify you now.' . , .

Popular Christianity is far below, in its tone of teaching, the poorest moral philosophy that i839l LOW RELIGION i8i has been originally taught. The pulpit concedes that judgment is not executed in this world ; that the wicked are successful ; that the good are miserable ; " . . . that is to say, these last are to have their full swing of wine and peaches another day. . . . You sin now, we shall sin by and by. Or we would sin now if we could ; not being successful, we expect our revenge tomorrow.