ended God

93. It is not true, that we owe any gratitude to what is called
_Providence_

94. It is folly to suppose that Man is the king of nature, the favourite
of God, and unique object of his labours

95. A comparison between Man and brutes

96. There are no animals so detestable as Tyrants

97. A refutation of the excellence of Man

98. An oriental Tale

99. It is madness to see nothing but the goodness of God, or to think
that this universe is only made for Man

100. What is the Soul?

101. The existence of a _Soul_ is an absurd supposition; and the existence
of an _immortal_ Soul still more absurd

102. It is evident that Man dies _in toto_

103. Incontestible arguments against the Spirituality of the Soul

104. On the absurdity of the supernatural causes, to which Theologians
are constantly having recourse

105, 106. It is false that Materialism degrades

107. The idea of a future life is only useful to those, who trade on
public credulity

108. It is false that the idea of a future life is consoling

109. All religious principles are derived from the imagination.
God is a chimera; and the qualities, attributed to him,
reciprocally destroy one another

110. Religion is but a system imagined in order to reconcile
contradictions by the aid of mysteries

111, 112, 113. Absurdity and inutility of all Mysteries, which were only
invented for the interests of Priests

114. An universal God ought to have revealed an universal Religion

115. What proves, that Religion is unnecessary, is, that it is
unintelligible

116. All Religions are rendered ridiculous by the multitude of creeds,
all opposite to one another, and all equally foolish

117. Opinion of a famous Theologian

118. The God of the Deists is not less contradictory, nor less chimerical
than the God of the Christians

119. It by no means proves the existence of God to say, that, in every
age, all nations have acknowledged some Deity or other

120. All Gods are of a savage origin: all Religions are monuments of
the ignorance, superstition, and ferocity of former times: modern
Religions are but ancient follies, re-edited with additions and
corrections

121. All religious usages bear marks of stupidity and barbarism