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Enthusiasm, being the infirmity of bold and ambitious tempers, is naturally accompanied with a spirit of liberty; as superstition,on the contrary, renders men tame and abject, and fits them for slavery.

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David Hume

Scottish philosopher, economist, and historian

May 7th, 1711 - August 25th, 1776

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