A View of the Evidences of Christianity, Volume 1R. Faulder, 1794 - Apologetics |
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... 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 evidence arofe . arofe . Now I think that we are obliged ; [ 12 ]
... 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 evidence arofe . arofe . Now I think that we are obliged ; [ 12 ]
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... ftory . This is perfectly incredible . To me it appears little less than certain , that , if the first announcing of the religion by the founder had not been followed up by the zeal and industry of his immediate disciples , the J the ...
... ftory . This is perfectly incredible . To me it appears little less than certain , that , if the first announcing of the religion by the founder had not been followed up by the zeal and industry of his immediate disciples , the J the ...
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... ftory be not a novel , a romance ; the whole action a dream ; if Peter , and James and Paul , and * I Cor . iv . et feq . + Acts iv . 3. 21. Acts v . 18. 40 . H VOL . I. the the rest of the apostles , mentioned in the ac [ 97 ]
... ftory be not a novel , a romance ; the whole action a dream ; if Peter , and James and Paul , and * I Cor . iv . et feq . + Acts iv . 3. 21. Acts v . 18. 40 . H VOL . I. the the rest of the apostles , mentioned in the ac [ 97 ]
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... ftory , for which these perfons voluntarily expofed themselves to the fatigues and hardships which they endured , was a miraculous ftory ; I mean , that they pretended to miraculous evidence of fome kind or other . They had nothing else ...
... ftory , for which these perfons voluntarily expofed themselves to the fatigues and hardships which they endured , was a miraculous ftory ; I mean , that they pretended to miraculous evidence of fome kind or other . They had nothing else ...
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... ftory was miraculous , is very fairly alfo inferred from the miracu- lous powers which were laid claim to by the Christians of fucceeding ages . If the ac- counts of these miracles be true , it was a con- * continuation of the fame ...
... ftory was miraculous , is very fairly alfo inferred from the miracu- lous powers which were laid claim to by the Christians of fucceeding ages . If the ac- counts of these miracles be true , it was a con- * continuation of the fame ...
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