HERESY: ITS UTILITY AND MORALITY A PLEA AND A JUSTIFICATION By Charles Bradlaugh London: Austin & Co., 17, Johnson's Court, Fleet Street, E.C. Price Ninepence. HERESY: ITS MORALITY & UTILITY A PLEA and A JUSTIFICATION. CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION What is heresy that it should be so heavily punished? Why is it that society will condone many offences, pardon many vicious practices, and yet have such scant mercy for the open heretic, who is treated as though he were some horrid monster to be feared and hated? Most religionists, instead of endeavouring with kindly thought to provide some solution for the difficulties propounded by their heretical brethren, indiscriminately confound all inquirers "in…
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