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In Three Parts William Paley. CHAP . IX . The Propagation of Christianity . IN this argument , the first consideration is the fact ; in what degree , within what time , and to what extent , Christianity actually was propagated . The ...
In Three Parts William Paley. CHAP . IX . The Propagation of Christianity . IN this argument , the first consideration is the fact ; in what degree , within what time , and to what extent , Christianity actually was propagated . The ...
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... Christians to be accused . Of which Christians , thus brought into his narrative , the following is fo much of the hiftorian's account as be- longs to ... Christianity 99 Christianity is extremely material . It is from an historian [ 228 ]
... Christians to be accused . Of which Christians , thus brought into his narrative , the following is fo much of the hiftorian's account as be- longs to ... Christianity 99 Christianity is extremely material . It is from an historian [ 228 ]
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... Christianity for the change , more than to any other caufe . Viewed therefore even in its relation to this subject , it appears to have been of advantage to the world . It hath humanifed the conduct of wars ; it hath ceased to excite ...
... Christianity for the change , more than to any other caufe . Viewed therefore even in its relation to this subject , it appears to have been of advantage to the world . It hath humanifed the conduct of wars ; it hath ceased to excite ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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