Charles de Montesquieu: How admirable is that religion which, while it seems to have in view only the felicity of another world, is at the same

How admirable is that religion which, while it seems to have in view only the fe — Charles de Montesquieu

How admirable is that religion which, while it seems to have in view only the felicity of another world, is at the same time the highest happiness of this.

Charles de Montesquieu

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