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Page 98
... remarks , " as Dr. Beattie hath properly faid , " are thrown in to anticipate objections ; nothing of that caution , which never fails to diftinguish the testimony teftimony of those who are conscious of impofture ; no [ 98 ]
... remarks , " as Dr. Beattie hath properly faid , " are thrown in to anticipate objections ; nothing of that caution , which never fails to diftinguish the testimony teftimony of those who are conscious of impofture ; no [ 98 ]
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... were apprehended who confeffed themselves of that fect ; afterwards a vaft multitude were difcovered by them . ' This testimony to the early propagation of Christianity 99 Christianity is extremely material . It is from an historian [ 228 ]
... were apprehended who confeffed themselves of that fect ; afterwards a vaft multitude were difcovered by them . ' This testimony to the early propagation of Christianity 99 Christianity is extremely material . It is from an historian [ 228 ]
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... testimony ought to be understood . It is furely very different from , what it is fometimes repre- fented to be , a specific ratification of each particular fact and opinion ; and not only of each particular fact , but of the motives ...
... testimony ought to be understood . It is furely very different from , what it is fometimes repre- fented to be , a specific ratification of each particular fact and opinion ; and not only of each particular fact , but of the motives ...
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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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