The Evidence of Christianity, Derived from Its Nature and ReceptionA. Finley, 1825 - 309 sider |
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Side 15
... less vehement in its support , and often no less con- firmed in its belief , than the professors of Christianity . The morality , indeed , of these religions , is very dif- ferent from that of the Gospel , and their effect upon the mind ...
... less vehement in its support , and often no less con- firmed in its belief , than the professors of Christianity . The morality , indeed , of these religions , is very dif- ferent from that of the Gospel , and their effect upon the mind ...
Side 20
... less clear , from almost every writer of note during that period , whose works have remain- ed . But my only object was to show , that we have firm ground to set out upon . If Christians were known as a tangible body in Rome , upon whom ...
... less clear , from almost every writer of note during that period , whose works have remain- ed . But my only object was to show , that we have firm ground to set out upon . If Christians were known as a tangible body in Rome , upon whom ...
Side 22
... less could a religion , founded on such false assertions , be received and prevail , in the very place and from the very time when these things were said to have oc- curred . The only ground , then , which a sceptic can take , who means ...
... less could a religion , founded on such false assertions , be received and prevail , in the very place and from the very time when these things were said to have oc- curred . The only ground , then , which a sceptic can take , who means ...
Side 40
... less singular and exclusive in their speculative creed than in their national wor- ship . In consequence of this marked difference from the nations by which they were surrounded ; in conse- quence of their belief of the creation and the ...
... less singular and exclusive in their speculative creed than in their national wor- ship . In consequence of this marked difference from the nations by which they were surrounded ; in conse- quence of their belief of the creation and the ...
Side 57
... less , that supposing such to be their opinions , they would make this the groundwork of a religion which was to be proposed for acceptance to their countrymen , and to all nations . These , however , are the doctrines on which the ...
... less , that supposing such to be their opinions , they would make this the groundwork of a religion which was to be proposed for acceptance to their countrymen , and to all nations . These , however , are the doctrines on which the ...
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