Lectures on the Evidences on Christianity Delivered at the University of Virginia: During the Session of 1850-1

admit affirm alleged ancient animals Apostles argument ascribed assert Atheism authority believe Bible Canon cause centuries character Christianity Church Cicero claims conclusion constitution course of nature creation darkness death Deism Deists deny divine doctrine doubt earth eternal evidence existence fact faith favor furnish geology glory God's gospel heart heaven human race impostors improbable infidelity infinite influence inspiration Irenæus Jesus Christ Jewish Jews Josephus knowledge learned light Lord man's manifest mankind matter ment mind miracles moral mysteries nations Natural Theology never objections Old Testament origin pagan Pantheism peculiar perfect philosophy Plato Polytheism present principles probability proof prophecy Prophets prove question reason received record reject religion religious revelation sacred Saviour says Scriptures skepticism soul species spirit sublime suppose teach Tertullian testimony theory things tion true truth universe utter whole witnesses wonderful word writers