Caliphate intellectuals are united in reviling the Islamic State, but beyond that, their projections of the future vary widely.
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He has been a mainstay of "worst landlords" lists for years, and his tenants have found solidarity reviling him on the web.
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The public flocked to him even while reviling his airline for its poor on-time performance and, soon enough, for its safety record.
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That period of life in which we compound for the vices that remain by reviling those we have no longer the vigor to commit.
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He advocated it in the chain's magazine and slathered the tables of his almost 1,000 branches with beer mats reviling Europhile elites ("Why should we trust the IMF?" bellowed one).
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And opponents promise they will somehow make health care cheaper and more readily available, though after all these years of reviling Obamacare they have yet to offer any serious alternative.
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In many ways, the leaders, each prone to tough talk, reviling Iran and a willingness to embrace near demagogic campaign tactics and to infringe on campaign taboos over race, are political soulmates.
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Yet almost as soon as "God Bless America" was introduced, some of Berlin's fellow citizens began reviling him for his presumption, as an immigrant and a Jew, in having written it at all.
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In its heyday, The Voice threw off so much revenue that it became in a way its own worst enemy, attracting investors who liked the bottom line while reviling its style and attitude.
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They chanted and held banners near Mr. Deng's home, reviling him as a "traitor" and "enemy of the people," and roughed up a few people who came to show their support for him.
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In spite of being every bit a part of that pro-business establishment, Mr. Trump can pretend to be anti-establishment by sometimes reviling big business, because he doesn't need its funding for his campaign.
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This is the cycle you're seeking to break, not by reviling your mom, or casting her out of your life, but by recognizing her petty comments and compulsive calculations as symptoms of a sorrow you refuse to inherit.
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"Her answer, placed on Canaday's desk on Monday morning, was a diatribe, reviling her boss with references to Zenocrates and Zola, and throwing back at him his own published words," Sophy Burnham wrote in "The Art Crowd" (1973).
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin may have spent years reviling America, but Russians hoping Donald Trump will usher in a new era of detente marked his inauguration on Friday with parties and trinkets from commemorative coins to "matryoshka" nesting dolls in his image.
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The Islamists had a different, more compelling justification for reviling Israel: They sought to liquidate that free society, not in the name of realizing an exhausted dream of Arab "unity" or an authoritarian Palestinian homeland, but in the name of the sacred duty to serve Allah.
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Hundreds have died since regime forces entered eastern Aleppo, according to activist groups, while around 30,000 civilians have now fled, some of them reviling the rebels who they say wouldn't let them leave, and others condemning the regime for the decimation of their homes and the high human toll from the airstrikes.
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It tells the story of the Quinlan brothers: the 70-year-old Florida State University history professor Robert, who tried to please his World War II veteran father, William, by enlisting in the Army in 1967 and going to Vietnam; and the 68-year-old Jimmy, who, reviling the war and falling out violently with his dad, headed to Canada to live his life on his own terms.
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In an election year in which the energy on both sides is fueled by distrust and rejection of the entrenched insider status quo, where she just got a run for her money from Bernie Sanders, a man proudly proclaiming himself a democratic socialist railing against the "rigged" system; and where Donald Trump is running close behind her based on loudly reviling Washington insiders, she is apparently ready to choose a vice president who is part of the Washington wallpaper.
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Muhammad is reported as saying "It is not possible that you indulge in rebuking and reviling and remain righteous at the same time".Al-Ghazali, chp. 14.
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Irenaeus describes the right response to Gnostic doctrine as "reviling" (καταφυσησαντας; literally exsufflantes).Adversus haereses 1.16.3, ed. A. Rousseau and Louis Doutreleau, Contre les Hérésies 1, Sources Chrétiennes 263 (Paris, 1978), 262-3.
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Article 273 of Jordan's Penal Code criminalizes "scorning or reviling any of the Prophets" with imprisonment for up to three years. While article 278 criminalizes "publishing anything that would insult the religious feelings or religious beliefs of other people".
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Reviling his own father Ajigarta as a Shudra, Shunahshepa agreed. Vishvamitra gave him the name Devarata ("deity-given"). Half of Vishvamitra's sons - the younger ones - accepted Devarata as their elder brother. However, the elder ones refused to accept the adoption.
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The use of any lubricating powder in crokinole is controversial, with some purists reviling the practice. Powder is used to ensure pieces slide smoothly on the surface. According to carrom rules, the powder must be of high quality to keep the surface smooth and dry, and shall not be wet. Pouches and containers are used to spread the powder over the playing surface.
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She then realizes that her mother was right and that her father had really abandoned them to their fate. Faced with the cruelty that life can show, she is walking along, loudly lamenting her fate and reviling life, when one of her father's henchmen slips up behind her, and brutally kills. The movie ends with her dying on the grass.
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But, after reviling Napoleon, he went over to him during the Hundred Days. The emperor repulsed Augereau and charged him with being a traitor to France in 1814. After being re-restored to the throne in 1815 following Napoleon's defeat, King Louis XVIII deprived Augereau of his military title and pension. Augereau died at his estate of La Houssaye only a year later.
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One of the disciples of Padarn seeing him returning in > fury, ran to saint Padarn and said, "The tyrant, who went out from here > before, is returning. Reviling, stamping, he levels the ground with his > feet". Padarn answers "Nay rather, may the earth swallow him." With the word > straightway the earth opens the hollow of its depth, and swallows Arthur up > to his chin.
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He was charged with reviling the state religion in his Unterscheidungslehre Zwischen Juden- und Christenthum publication. writing, but he was fully exonerated. Some of Hecht's subsequent works after his exoneration included Das Judenthum: ein Religionsbuch für Höhere Schulen and Liederbuch für Israelitische Schulen in 1860. Hecht's last writing was Der Pentateuch in Lehrreichen und Erbaulichen Betrachtungen, Erzählungen und Gedichten in 1862 shortly before his death.
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The same book, in censored editions, appeared several times in the 18th and 19th centuries. Soon after the publication, the Captain and Chief of Clanranald deprived the Bard of the farm at Eignaig. An additional reason for this was that Father Harrison, the local Catholic priest, had objected to the Bard's composition of overtly sexual poetry. The Bard responded to his eviction by reviling Eignaig in verse.
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In the reviling climate of inflation one peasant remarked: "the richness caused by the money is like the money itself: it is of paper, and has no weight, and good only to be counted. It goes like water, and leaves no trace". Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Rittikh was responsible for the introduction of grain requisitions in late 1916, before the Bolsheviks came to power, albeit in a less than efficient fashion.
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They arrived in Plymouth on 15 April, with the executions scheduled to take place the next evening. Kirkby was described as "very calm and easy, not railing or reviling, but forgiving all the world and praying, for the Queen's health and prosperity".TNA: ADM 1/1436 He had written his own account of his actions, and drew up his will, leaving everything to his sister Elizabeth. The execution was to be carried out aboard HMS Bristol, in the presence of assembled officers.
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In 340 the Synod of Gangra in Armenia condemned certain Manicheans for a list of twenty practices including forbidding marriage, not eating meat, urging that slaves should liberate themselves, abandoning their families, asceticism and reviling married priests.Catholic Encyclopedia, , Accessed 10.9.2009. The later Council of Chalcedon declared that the canons of the Synod of Gangra were ecumenical (in other words, they were viewed as conclusively representative of the wider church). Saint Augustine described slavery as being against God's intention and resulting from sin.
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Though the Pentateuch gave protection to fugitive slaves, the Roman church often condemned with anathema slaves who fled from their masters, and refused them Eucharistic communion.Luis M. Bermejo, S.J., Infallibility on Trial, 1992, Christian Classics, Inc., , p. 313. In 340 the Synod of Gangra in Asia Minor, condemned certain Manicheans for a list of twenty practices including forbidding marriage, not eating meat, urging that slaves should liberate themselves, abandoning their families, ascetism and reviling married priests.Catholic Encyclopedia, , Accessed 10 September 2009.
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No. 168 of the Criminal Code; moreover, the Constitution permits seizures of publications offending the Head of the State. Malicious blasphemy is a criminal offence under Art. 198 of the Criminal Code, as well as publicly reviling the Eastern Orthodox Church of Christ or any other religion tolerated in Greece (Article No. 199). The Greek Constitution allows the seizure of publications insulting religions, too. On December 22, 2015, the Press Law was amended, specifically the so-called “press killer” provisions regarding civil defamation.
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Both continuity and discontinuity are emphasized in the text of the Cylinder. It asserts the virtue of Cyrus as a gods-fearing king of a traditional Mesopotamian type. On the other hand, it constantly discredits Nabonidus, reviling the deposed king's deeds and even his ancestry and portraying him as an impious destroyer of his own people. As Fowler and Hekster note, this "creates a problem for a monarch who chooses to buttress his claim to legitimacy by appropriating the 'symbolic capital' of his predecessors".
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Daksha forbade it, but she disobeyed him and did so anyway, finding in Shiva a doting and loving husband. Daksha disliked Shiva intensely, calling him a dirty, roaming ascetic and reviling the great yogi's cohort of goblins and ghouls. From then on, he distanced himself from his daughter, Dakshayani/Sati, and his son-in- law, Shiva. This enmity culminated in a great sacrifice he had been hosting, one to which he invited all and sundry, family and allies, gods and rishis, courtiers and subjects.
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According to Robert Massie, during the proceedings, Nikon staunchly defended his belief that the church's authority and power were and ought to be supreme.Robert K. Massie, Peter the Great, His Life and World (1980), p 60. And yet Nikon was rather insisting that the church's authority and power ought to be supreme only in ecclesiastical matters. On 12 December the synod, pronounced Nikon guilty of reviling the tsar and the whole Muscovite Church, of deposing Paul, bishop of Kolomna, contrary to the canons, and of beating and torturing his dependents.
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In 1887, for example, St. Nicholas Magazine published a story about a sickly Puritan boy of 1635 being restored to health when his mother brings him a bough of Christmas greenery. One commentator suggested the Puritans had actually done the day a service in reviling the gaming, dissipation, and sporting in its observation. When the day's less pleasant associations were stripped away, Americans recreated the day according to their tastes and times. The doctrines that caused the Puritans to regard the day with disapprobation were modified and the day was rescued from its traditional excesses of behavior.
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Baldwin, however, retreated without, as it seems, striking a single blow. When, in 1141, Stephen's army was drawn up before the battle of Lincoln, the king, because his own voice was weak, deputed Baldwin to make a speech to the host. The Arundel MS. of the 'History of Henry of Huntingdon' (twelfth or thirteenth century) contains an outline drawing of Baldwin addressing the royal army in the presence of the king. In this speech he set forth the goodness of the cause of Stephen and the evil character of his enemies, reviling Robert, Earl of Gloucester, as having the heart of a hare.
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Plaque of the Eight beatitudes, St. Cajetan Church, Lindavista, Mexico I-80 in Pine Bluffs, Wyoming (2016). The eight Beatitudes in Matthew: The ninth beatitude (Matthew 5:11–12) refers to the bearing of reviling and is addressed to the disciples... R. T. France considers verses 11 and 12 to be based on . The Beatitudes unique to Matthew are the meek, the merciful, the pure of heart, and the peacemakers, while the other four have similar entries in Luke, but are followed almost immediately by "four woes". The term "poor in spirit" is unique to Matthew.
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The old Buddhist orders highly condemned the movement, for starting a new school, distorting Buddhist teachings, and reviling Gautama Buddha. When the emperor felt that some of Honen's monastics acted inappropriately, Hōnen was banished to a remote province for four years. When Shinran started to teach against the custom of celibacy, stating it indicated a lack of trust in Amitābha Buddha, he was banished as well. Apart from Shinran, other priests that emphasized faith in their interpretations were also banished, as their teachings were often embraced by a following which did not accept the authority of the aristocrats in power.
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This meant that they had to pay a heavy fine to retrieve their estates. Also the local curate William Holdsworth was accused of being a royalist or 'malignant'. John Walker, who wrote about the Sufferings of the Clergy during the Grand Rebellion, records that Holdsworth was hauled before the County Committee in 1646 for 'reviling' Parliament (see also the Committee for Plundered Ministers). His offences included ignoring the Directory set by Parliament to enforce puritan reforms, refusing sacraments to those not kneeling, allowing Sunday games and reading a royalist Protestation in the middle of a sermon.
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The Chosen Eight recoil, reviling the Wolfriders and ending their association with them in the wake of their leader's death. They abandon the Wolfriders to the trolls' attack, under the command of King Guttlekraw (Elfquest: Quest's End, Vol. 4). The Chosen Eight and the Wolfriders do not meet again until after the Wolfriders and the Go-Backs, a snow-dwelling tribe of elves living in the Frozen Mountains far to the north of Blue Mountain, discover the lost Palace. Aroree of the Chosen Eight flees into the Forbidden Grove, where the Wolfriders had built their new holt (their home).
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After defending why he writes, Milton explains his purpose in writing: > It is the renewed cultivation of freedom and civic life that I disseminate > throughout cities, kingdoms, and nations. But not entirely unknown, nor > perhaps unwelcome, shall I return if I am he who disposed of the contentious > satellite of tyrants, hitherto deemed unconquerable, both in the view of > most men and in his own opinion. When he with insults was attacking us and > our battle array, and our leaders looked first of all to me, I met him in > single combat and plunged into his reviling throat this pen, the weapon of > his choice.Milton 1966 p.
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Show me any one person > who by that Gospel has been reclaimed from drunkenness to sobriety, from > fury and passion to meekness, from avarice to liberality, from reviling to > well-speaking, from wantonness to modesty. I will show you a great many who > have become worse through following it. ...The solemn prayers of the Church > are abolished, but now there are very many who never pray at all. ... > I have never entered their conventicles, but I have sometimes seen them > returning from their sermons, the countenances of all of them displaying > rage, and wonderful ferocity, as though they were animated by the evil > spirit.
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Section 574 of the same Act states that no person shall be liable to prosecution in respect of any publication by him or her orally, or otherwise, of words or matter charged as blasphemous, where the same is by way of argument, or statement, and not for the purpose of scoffing or reviling, nor of violating public decency, nor in any manner tending to a breach of the peace. Blasphemous libel is also mentioned in section 35 of the Imperial Acts Application Act 1969 (NSW) and Schedule 3, subsection (22) of the Criminal Procedure Act 1986 (NSW). The last successful prosecution for blasphemous libel in New South Wales took place in 1871.
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Adriaan Koerbagh studied at the universities of Utrecht and Leiden, becoming a doctor in medicine and master in jurisprudence. He was one of the most radical figures of the Age of Enlightenment, rejecting and reviling the church and state as unreliable institutions and exposing theologians' and lawyers' language as vague and opaque tools to blind the people in order to maintain their own power. Koerbagh put the authority of reason above that of dogmas and was thus seen as a true freethinker, although twentieth century notions of him as an anarchist or libertarian cannot be applied with certainty. Koerbagh described the Bible and dogmas like the Trinity and the divine nature of Christ as only the work of men.
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On 12 December 1666 the council pronounced Nikon guilty of reviling the tsar and the whole Muscovite Church, of deposing Paul, bishop of Kolomna, contrary to the canons, and of beating and torturing his dependents. His sentence was deprivation of all his sacerdotal functions; henceforth he was to be known simply as the monk Nikon. One of the decisions in the synod was a specific ban on a number of depictions of God the Father and the Holy Spirit, which then also resulted in a whole range of other icons being placed on the forbidden list.Oleg Tarasov, 2004 Icon and devotion: sacred spaces in Imperial Russia page 185 See God the Father in Western art for details.
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In Israel, blasphemy laws were enacted by the pre-State British Mandate in an attempt to suppress the 1929 Palestine riots."Make fun of God, but leave his believers alone", Haaretz, 27 August 2003 Blasphemy is covered by Articles 170 and 173 of the penal code as enacted by the British Mandate: :Insult to religion :170. If a person destroys, damages or desecrates a place of worship or any object which is held sacred by a group of persons, with the intention of reviling their religion, or in the knowledge that they are liable to deem that act an insult to their religion, then the one is liable to three years' imprisonment. :Injury to religious sentiment :173.
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They reviling him because he was a Jew and saying no Jew should hold any public position, as well as saying they would stop him travelling or getting deliveries unless he apologised and withdrew in writing. On Wednesday 14 May after four days his account was splashed over the papers, giving the unions little time to respond. The Labour Representation Committee said his accusations were "hardly credible" but newspaper editorials condemned the use of union power to victimise opponents. No Labour candidate was returned to any of the three authorities, though McKeen (as highest polling unsuccessful candidate) was appointed to the Council in 1942 to fill a vacancy caused by Len McKenzie's death.
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However, by September 1939 the unfolding crisis in Europe changed his public stance that the diplomatic efforts by Chamberlain and other leaders to broker a peace agreement had failed, and that war was now an inevitability. In his Declaration of War broadcast on 3 September 1939, Menzies explained the dramatic turn of events over the past twelve months necessitating this change of course: > In those past 12 months, what has happened? in cold-blooded breach of the > solemn obligations implied in both the statements I have quoted, Hitler has > annexed the whole of the Czechoslovak state. Has, without flickering an > eyelid, made a pact with Russia, a country the denouncing and reviling of > which has been his chief stock-in-trade ever since he became chancellor.
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In Manusmriti 11.56,«Neglecting the Veda, reviling the Veda, bearing false witness, slaying a friend, and eating of forbidden and unfit food,—these six are equal to ‘wine-drinking.’—(56)»Verse 11.56 if a Hindu forgets, rejects or criticizes his/her Dharma (duty) or Veda that they believe in, it is a sin according to Hinduism. It is said to be equivalent to committing one of the five grave sins or the mahāpātaka«Brāhmaṇa-slaying, wine-drinking, theft, intercourse with the Preceptor’s wife,—are called the ‘heinous offences,’ as also association with these»Verse 11.54 in Hinduism. The concept of sin in Hinduism, which entails karma, is not regarded as a crime against God, but as an immoral act against the moral order (dharma) and therefore against oneself.
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Dead fish were dumped on her porch and the house was twice targeted by bombs, she wrote an editorial reviling the KKK, with a photo of her holding her dog in front of a burning cross in her yard, indicating she did not fear the antics of the group. McCall and other klansmen returned two days later and poisoned the dog. They painted KKK on the front of the newspaper office and began a campaign of harassment against the journalist. In 2017 the State of Florida and the Orlando Sentinel (then the Orlando Morning Sentinel) formally apologized for the Miscarriage of justice where the paper described its then coverage of the case before the Grand jury met as "inflammatory" and conducive to misinformed public opinion about the guilt of the 4 men.
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In 1851 he was appointed U. S. consular agent in Athens, and on 23 March 1851 some Greeks, who had come to one of his services at his house for the purpose of making a disturbance, were dispersed only by his display of the American flag. After this a new prosecution was begun against him, and in March 1852 he was condemned to fifteen days' imprisonment and to exile. He had been accused of "reviling the God of the universe and the Greek religion," though he had done no more than preach the ordinary Calvinistic doctrines, and though Greece enjoyed nominal religious freedom. King appealed from his prison to the Areopagus, which refused to reverse the decision of the lower court, and he then formally protested against his sentence in the name of the U. S. government.
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The Synod of Gangra was held in 340. The synod condemned Manichaeans, and their practices. The concluding canons of the Synod condemned the Manichaeans for their actions, and declared many of their practices anathematised. The canons of the synod condemned and anathematised, the practices of the condemnation of marriage, forbidding the eating of most forms of meat, urging slaves to flee their masters, arguing that married priests could not perform valid sacraments, condemning normal church services and holding their own, distributing church revenues without the consent of the bishop, remaining celibate for reasons other than holiness, reviling married persons and the celebration of Christian love-feasts, wearing certain types of ascetic clothing "as if this gave him righteousness" and condemning others, women wearing men's clothing under the pretense of asceticism, women leaving their husbands, parents abandoning their children, children leaving their parents, women cutting off their hair "from pretended asceticism", fasting on a Sunday under the pretense of asceticism, and refusinf to honour Christian martyrs.
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Knapen, who had distanced himself from the Society soon after its foundation, accused De Telegraaf and de Volkskrant of taking the Society way too seriously, and called the media controversy a "farce". Van Amerongen, however, stood up defiantly in De Groene Amsterdammer, in which he indeed explained "Decision 4" to be a mere joke, but the republican initiative as a whole "extremely serious" and "serious in every sense", and provided more legitimacy for the cause. He primarily rebuked De Telegraaf, accusing it of hypocrisy by first calling the emergence of the Republican Society "barely noteworthy", before filling page after page about it for an entire week, and write down reviling remarks from several famous Dutch people addressed to the republicans (singer Gerard Joling called them "traitors"). Some like historian Anton van Hooff joined the ranks of the Society, other republicans such as Socialist Party leader Jan Marijnissen did not (no 'conspiratory clubs'), but did support having a public nationwide debate on the monarchy, which in their opinion unjustly appeared to be a taboo subject.
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An Act of Edward VI (the Sacrament Act 1547) set a punishment of imprisonment for reviling the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. It was repealed by the First Statute of Repeal in 1553 and revived again in 1558. The interregnum Parliament in 1650, "holding it to be [its] duty, by all good ways and means to propagate the Gospel in this Commonwealth, to advance Religion in all Sincerity, Godliness, and Honesty" passed "An Act against several Atheistical, Blasphemous and Execrable Opinions, derogatory to the honor of God, and destructive to humane Society", known as the Blasphemy Act of 1650 and intended to punish those "who should abuse and turn into Licentiousness, the liberty given in matters of Conscience".August 1650: An Act against several Atheistical, Blasphemous and Execrable Opinions, derogatory to the honor of God, and destructive to humane Society, accessed 15 April 2016 Profane cursing and swearing was made punishable by the Profane Oaths Act 1745, which directed that the offender be brought before a justice of the peace, and fined an amount that depended on his social rank.
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