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Editorial May 14, 1851

The Plymouth Pilot

Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana

What is this article about?

Editorial denouncing profanity as a useless, vulgar, and wicked habit that brings evil, prohibited by God and the Bible, with a quote from Dr. Cheever.

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Profanity.--Profanity is a useless,
vulgar, wicked habit. It does no good,
and much evil, and the wisdom and goodness
of God can be seen in its entire
prohibition. And yet with God against
it, with the Bible against, with reason
and respectability against it, it prevails
extensively. It is not uncommon to see
some brutal fellow with his team loaded
too heavily, and he cursing and beating
his horse with all vengeance.

The Bible condemns profanity as
wicked and foolish; brands it with Divine
displeasure, and positively forbids its use
and he who lives according to this book,
will never become addicted to it. There
is something monstrous about it.--Dr.
Cheever.

What sub-type of article is it?

Moral Or Religious

What keywords are associated?

Profanity Swearing Moral Condemnation Bible Prohibition Divine Displeasure

What entities or persons were involved?

God Bible Dr. Cheever

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Condemnation Of Profanity

Stance / Tone

Moral Exhortation Against Profanity

Key Figures

God Bible Dr. Cheever

Key Arguments

Profanity Is A Useless, Vulgar, Wicked Habit It Does No Good And Much Evil God's Wisdom Seen In Its Prohibition Bible Condemns It As Wicked And Foolish Divine Displeasure Brands It Positively Forbids Its Use Living By The Bible Prevents Addiction To It Something Monstrous About It

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