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to the great indignation of the priest of the parish, the seigneur of montebello refused to return to the faith of his youth and died loyal to his deist convictions.
au grand scandale du curé de la paroisse, le seigneur de montebello refuse de revenir à la foi de sa jeunesse et meurt fidèle à ses convictions déistes.
but he was also a poet, and, regardless the times he was living, he remained a convinced deist for all his life, an honest lover of ideal.
mais il était également un poète, et, quel que soit le temps qu'il était vivant, il est resté un convaincu déiste pour toute sa vie, un honnête amant de l'idéal.
though a deist and a violent anticleric, he nevertheless feared that a weakening of the catholic church would play into the hands of the english-speaking protestant enemies of french canada.
bien que déiste et violemment anticlérical, il craint néanmoins que l'affaiblissement de l'Église catholique ne fasse le jeu des ennemis protestants anglophones du canada français.
charles blount (27 april 1654 – august 1693) was an english deist and philosopher who published several anonymous essays critical of the existing english order.
charles blount (27 avril 1654 - août 1693) est un déiste anglais.
in fact, for a while, i was sometimes a christian and sometimes simply a deist, following in the footsteps of voltaire and many of the “founding fathers” of the united states.
en fait, durant une certaine période, j’ai été parfois chrétien, parfois simple déiste, suivant en cela les traces de voltaire et de plusieurs «pères fondateurs» des États-unis.
*david williams (footballer, born 1968), english football goalkeeper*david williams (rugby league) (born 1986), australian rugby league player*david tiger williams (born 1954), canadian ice hockey player*david williams (ice hockey) (born 1967), american ice hockey player*david williams (offensive lineman) (born 1966), american football offensive lineman*d. j. williams (tight end) (born 1988), player of american football from arkansas*david williams (wide receiver) (born 1963), record-setting american football player at the university of illinois* dave williams (wide receiver) (born 1945), american football wide receiver*david williams (cricketer) (born 1963), west indian cricketer* david williams (rugby union), rugby union player who represented australia*david williams (american football running back) from dallas cowboys draft history*david williams (racing driver) from 1982 british formula one season*david williams (scout) from 2013 chicago bears season*david williams (tennis) from 1929 wimbledon championships – men's singles*david williams (sailor), see sailing at the 2000 summer paralympics*david williams (golfer) from atlantic open*david williams (cricketer, born 1948) from douglas harrop*david williams (cyclist) (born 1988), american cyclist, see united states national time trial championships*david williams (darts player) in 2011 pdc under-21 world championship*david williams (defensive back) from atlanta falcons draft history==theologians==* david williams (1709–1784), independent minister and schoolmaster* david williams (philosopher) (1738–1816), deist philosopher of the enlightenment* david williams (geologist) (1792–1850), english geologist and priest* david williams (archdeacon of cardigan died 1929) (1841–1929), archdeacon of cardigan, 1903–1928* david williams (archbishop of huron) (1853–1931), anglican bishop of huron and later metropolitan of ontario in the 20th century* david williams (archdeacon of cardigan died 1936) (1862–1936), archdeacon of cardigan, 1928–1936* david williams (methodist minister) (1877–1927), welsh theologian and minister* david rhys williams (1890–1970), american unitarian minister* david williams (bishop of basingstoke) (born 1961), anglican bishop suffragan in the church of england diocese of winchester (see bishop of basingstoke)==architects==*david l. williams (architect) (1866–1937), of oregon*david williams (alaska architect), architect and community planner==writers and academics==* david john williams (1885–1970), welsh-language writer and welsh nationalist* david gwyn williams (1904–1990), welsh poet, novelist, translator and academic* david j. williams (born 1971), anglo-american science fiction writer and video game writer* david williams (journalist), australian author and journalist* david b. williams (academic), dean of the college of engineering at the ohio state university* david vernon williams, new zealand professor of law* david williams (historian) (1900–1978), welsh historian* david glyndwr tudor williams (1930–2009), vice-chancellor of the university of cambridge, 1989–1996* david williams (crime writer) (1926–2003), (stuart david williams) advertising executive and crime writer* david williams (author), washington state book award* david williams (comics) from piranha press==artists==*david b. williams (artist) (died 2009), ojibway aboriginal painter and printmaker from canada* david g. williams (born 1974), comic book illustrator, painter and sculptor*david williams (academic) (1786–1860), vice-chancellor of oxford university, 1856–1858*david williams (screenwriter), british television screenwriter==military==*david russell williams (born 1963), canadian forces pilot and former base commander*david williams (soldier) (1754–1831), one of the captors of british spy john andre in the american revolutionary war*david williams (royal navy officer) (1921–2012), british royal navy admiral, second sea lord, 1974–1977==filmmakers==*david williams (producer), director and producer for adv films* david c. williams (film composer), american film composer*david l. williams (film director), british filmmaker*david williams (film distributor) from raymond longford award==space==*david williams (space administrator) (born 1951), director general of the british national space centre*dafydd williams (born 1954), canadian astronaut==businessmen==*david k williams (born 1958), american businessman*david williams (industrialist) (born 1969), british entrepreneur and founder of avanti communications group plc*david williams (coal owner) (1809–1863), industrialist*david thomas williams (born 1964), emergency doctor and businessman==scientists==*david b. williams (academic), american scientist in the field of electron microscopy.
* david williams (1738-1816), philosophe anglais du siècle des lumières ;* david williams (1894-1959), joueur de rugby à xv australien ;* david williams (né en 1921), militaire britannique de la royal navy ;* david williams (1926-2003), écrivain gallois, auteur de roman policier ;* david williams (né en 1986), ancien guitariste/chanteur du groupe son of dork ;* david williams (né en 1988), cycliste américain ;* david williams (né en 1988), footballeur australien ;* (né en 1986), joueur de rugby à xiii australien ;* , mathématicien.
