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The Essence of Christianity

Note 8 — Chapter XI · THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CREATION IN JUDAISM.

George Eliot translation

But of course they only do this in the case of the “absolute religion;” for with regard to other religions they hold up the ideas and customs which are foreign to us, and of which we do not know the original meaning and purpose, as senseless and ludicrous. And yet, in fact, to worship the urine of cows, which the Parsees and Hindoos drink that they may obtain forgiveness of sins, is not more ludicrous than to worship the comb or a shred of the garment of the Mother of God. ↑

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