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Page ix
... regard to its possible grounds and reasons . p . 17 . It is useful not to suffer Infidelity to be always the assailant of re- vealed religion , but occasionally to carry the war into the coun- try of the enemy himself . By such a ...
... regard to its possible grounds and reasons . p . 17 . It is useful not to suffer Infidelity to be always the assailant of re- vealed religion , but occasionally to carry the war into the coun- try of the enemy himself . By such a ...
Page x
... regard to histori- cal matter of fact . p . 58 . From the fact of the general deluge , taken as a specimen of the mode of reasoning from historical matter of fact , may be demon- strated the additional fact of a direct intercourse ...
... regard to histori- cal matter of fact . p . 58 . From the fact of the general deluge , taken as a specimen of the mode of reasoning from historical matter of fact , may be demon- strated the additional fact of a direct intercourse ...
Page xi
... regard to actually accomplished prophecy . p . 84 . The prediction , selected as a specimen of the argument from accom plished prophecy , shall be that of Moses respecting the future destinies and fortunes of the Jews . p . 84 . I ...
... regard to actually accomplished prophecy . p . 84 . The prediction , selected as a specimen of the argument from accom plished prophecy , shall be that of Moses respecting the future destinies and fortunes of the Jews . p . 84 . I ...
Page xii
... regard to the facts and circumstances and character of the Christian Dispensation . p . 113 . No small difficulties also attend upon Infidelity in regard to the facts and circumstances and character of the Christian Dis- pensation . p ...
... regard to the facts and circumstances and character of the Christian Dispensation . p . 113 . No small difficulties also attend upon Infidelity in regard to the facts and circumstances and character of the Christian Dis- pensation . p ...
Page xiv
... regard to the in- ternal evidence of Christianity . p . 234 . In discussing the internal evidence of Christianity , two particulars only shall be selected , as a specimen of the mode of reasoning from it . p . 234 . I. The character of ...
... regard to the in- ternal evidence of Christianity . p . 234 . In discussing the internal evidence of Christianity , two particulars only shall be selected , as a specimen of the mode of reasoning from it . p . 234 . I. The character of ...
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