A View of the Evidences of Christianity, Volume 1R. Faulder, 1794 - Apologetics |
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... alfo fubmitted , from the fame motive , to new rules of conduct p . 19 CHA P. I. Evidence of the fufferings of the first propagators of Chrif tianity , from the nature of the case ibid . CHAP . CHA P. II . Evidence of the fufferings of the.
... alfo fubmitted , from the fame motive , to new rules of conduct p . 19 CHA P. I. Evidence of the fufferings of the first propagators of Chrif tianity , from the nature of the case ibid . CHAP . CHA P. II . Evidence of the fufferings of the.
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... alfo the other fide of the balance , the ftrength and weight of tefti mony , this author has provided an answer to every poffible accumulation of historical proof by telling us , that we are not obliged to explain how the ftory or the ...
... alfo the other fide of the balance , the ftrength and weight of tefti mony , this author has provided an answer to every poffible accumulation of historical proof by telling us , that we are not obliged to explain how the ftory or the ...
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... alfo fubmitted from the fame motives to new rules of conduct . To fupport this proposition two points are neceffary to be made out : first , that the founder of the inftitution , his affociates and immediate followers , acted the part ...
... alfo fubmitted from the fame motives to new rules of conduct . To fupport this proposition two points are neceffary to be made out : first , that the founder of the inftitution , his affociates and immediate followers , acted the part ...
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... alfo highly probable , from the nature of the cafe , that the propagation of the new religion was attended with diffi- culty and danger . As addreffed to the Jews it was a fyftem , adverse not only to their habitual opinions , but to ...
... alfo highly probable , from the nature of the cafe , that the propagation of the new religion was attended with diffi- culty and danger . As addreffed to the Jews it was a fyftem , adverse not only to their habitual opinions , but to ...
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... alfo , ungrateful to Jewish habits and principles . Their own religion was in a high degree technical . Even the enlightened Jew placed a great deal of stress upon the ceremonies of his law , faw in them a great deal of virtue and ...
... alfo , ungrateful to Jewish habits and principles . Their own religion was in a high degree technical . Even the enlightened Jew placed a great deal of stress upon the ceremonies of his law , faw in them a great deal of virtue and ...
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