A View of the Evidences of Christianity: In Three Parts, Volume 2J. Faulder, 1810 - Apologetics |
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Page 17
... admit , that it would have been the part of an im- postor , who wished his readers to believe that his book was written before the event , when in truth it was written after it , to have suppressed any such intimation care- fully . But ...
... admit , that it would have been the part of an im- postor , who wished his readers to believe that his book was written before the event , when in truth it was written after it , to have suppressed any such intimation care- fully . But ...
Page 22
... admit two points ; first , that the teaching of morality was not the primary design of the mission ; secondly , that morality , neither in the Gospel , nor in any other book , can be a subject , properly speaking , of discovery . If I ...
... admit two points ; first , that the teaching of morality was not the primary design of the mission ; secondly , that morality , neither in the Gospel , nor in any other book , can be a subject , properly speaking , of discovery . If I ...
Page 67
... admit of discovery , properly so called ) ; when we consider either what he taught , or what he did not teach , either the substance or the manner of his instruc- tion ; his preference of solid to popular virtues , of a character which ...
... admit of discovery , properly so called ) ; when we consider either what he taught , or what he did not teach , either the substance or the manner of his instruc- tion ; his preference of solid to popular virtues , of a character which ...
Page 184
... admit of a clear , others of a probable solution . The reader will compare them with the number , the variety , the closeness , and the satisfactoriness , of the instances which are to be set against them ; and he will remember the ...
... admit of a clear , others of a probable solution . The reader will compare them with the number , the variety , the closeness , and the satisfactoriness , of the instances which are to be set against them ; and he will remember the ...
Page 194
... admit , upon the credit of our records . I would answer , therefore , the insinuation of enthusiasm , by a circumstance which arises out of the nature of the thing ; and the reality of which must be confessed by all who allow , what I ...
... admit , upon the credit of our records . I would answer , therefore , the insinuation of enthusiasm , by a circumstance which arises out of the nature of the thing ; and the reality of which must be confessed by all who allow , what I ...
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