Patrick Henry Quotes

That Religion, Or The Duty Which We Owe To Our Creator, And The Manner Of Discharging It, Can Be Directed Only By Reason And Conviction, Not By Force Or Violence; And Therefore All Men Are Equally Entitled To The Free Exercise Of Religion, According To The Dictates Of The Conscience; And It Is The Mutual Duty Of All To Practice Christian Forbearance, Love, And Charity Towards Each Other.

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