De Religione Laici
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De Religione Laici (1645) is a book by Edward Herbert, 1st Baron Herbert of Cherbury.
- Many faiths or religions, clearly, exist or once existed in various countries and ages, and certainly there is not one of them that the lawgivers have not pronounced to be as it were divinely ordained, so that the Wayfarer finds one in Europe, another in Africa, and in Asia, still another in the very Indies.
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