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In Three Parts William Paley. than what the history contains must be true alfo . For , although the narrative from which our information is derived has been intitled the Acts of the Apoftles , it is in fact a history of the twelve ...
In Three Parts William Paley. than what the history contains must be true alfo . For , although the narrative from which our information is derived has been intitled the Acts of the Apoftles , it is in fact a history of the twelve ...
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... history , and , by confequence , of the truth of the religion . Where a miraculous history is not alledged , no part of this argu- made by order of the Caliphs two hundred years after Mahomet's death . Mahomet died A. D. 632 ; Al ...
... history , and , by confequence , of the truth of the religion . Where a miraculous history is not alledged , no part of this argu- made by order of the Caliphs two hundred years after Mahomet's death . Mahomet died A. D. 632 ; Al ...
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... history relates , and during the period , or foon after the period , which the history comprises . No man can fay that this alto- gether is not a body of ftrong historical evidence . When we reflect that some of those from whom the ...
... history relates , and during the period , or foon after the period , which the history comprises . No man can fay that this alto- gether is not a body of ftrong historical evidence . When we reflect that some of those from whom the ...
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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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