Despite these charachteristics, Voltaire likes the Quakers and the religion. Another religion Voltaire studies is the Anglican Church. Although Voltaire doesn't talk as highly of this religion as the Quaker man, he dissects the faith and even goes as far as to say that the morals of the clergy are more righteous than those of the French...
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Voltaire takes the time to write about all of these religions because he wants the French to open their eyes and realize that there are more faiths than just Catholicism. The letter on the small pox vaccination probably raised quite a few brows back then. The thought of deliberately giving someone small pox might have been considered attempted murder...
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