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... fuch a mo- rality , as , considering from whom it came , is moft extraordinary ; and fuch as , with- out allowing fome degree of reality to the character and pretenfions of the religion , it is difficult to account for : or , to place ...
... fuch a mo- rality , as , considering from whom it came , is moft extraordinary ; and fuch as , with- out allowing fome degree of reality to the character and pretenfions of the religion , it is difficult to account for : or , to place ...
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... fuch difcuffion is neceffary , because no fuch doubt can be entertained . The only points , which can enter into our confideration , are , whether the apoftles knowingly published a falfehood , or whether they were themselves deceived ...
... fuch difcuffion is neceffary , because no fuch doubt can be entertained . The only points , which can enter into our confideration , are , whether the apoftles knowingly published a falfehood , or whether they were themselves deceived ...
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... fuch a story should be false , or , if false , how un- der fuch circumftances it should make its way , I think impoffible to be explained : yet fuch the Christian story was , fuch were the circumstances under which it came forth , and ...
... fuch a story should be false , or , if false , how un- der fuch circumftances it should make its way , I think impoffible to be explained : yet fuch the Christian story was , fuch were the circumstances under which it came forth , and ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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