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Page xii
... existence of Christianity is a naked fact : hence the only question between the believer and the unbeliever is , how it first started into existence . p . 113 . 1. The account of its rise and progress is contained XII CONTENTS .
... existence of Christianity is a naked fact : hence the only question between the believer and the unbeliever is , how it first started into existence . p . 113 . 1. The account of its rise and progress is contained XII CONTENTS .
Page xiii
... existence of Christ . p . 117 . 4. Conclusion as to the character of the evangelical histories . p . 119 . II . The infidel , on his principles , must maintain , that Christ was either an impostor or an enthusiast . p . 120 . 1. The ...
... existence of Christ . p . 117 . 4. Conclusion as to the character of the evangelical histories . p . 119 . II . The infidel , on his principles , must maintain , that Christ was either an impostor or an enthusiast . p . 120 . 1. The ...
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George Stanley Faber. man should have been placed in his present sphere of existence purely through unmeaning caprice and without any suitable definite end being pro- posed . This point therefore being granted ( as I pre- sume it must be ...
George Stanley Faber. man should have been placed in his present sphere of existence purely through unmeaning caprice and without any suitable definite end being pro- posed . This point therefore being granted ( as I pre- sume it must be ...
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... existence of Cyrus , as the sove- reign of the Medo - Persian and the subverter of the Babylonian Empire , is established by such strong moral evidence , that , if we reject it , we must reject all history and sink into universal ...
... existence of Cyrus , as the sove- reign of the Medo - Persian and the subverter of the Babylonian Empire , is established by such strong moral evidence , that , if we reject it , we must reject all history and sink into universal ...
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... existence of a watchmaker from the evident design which may be observed in a watch , so we argue the exist- ence of a Creator from the evident design which may be observed in the universe . To bring out any other conclusion involves the ...
... existence of a watchmaker from the evident design which may be observed in a watch , so we argue the exist- ence of a Creator from the evident design which may be observed in the universe . To bring out any other conclusion involves the ...
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