...and prepared with entire prostration of mind to admit his declarations, I shall ever contend, that the doctrine of transubstantiation, like the doctrine of the trinity, is a question of pure evidence. I. I greatly incline to think, that, even independently of other sources of information,...

...refrain from assailing the doctrine of Transubstantiation on the ground of its alleged absurdity and impossibility. By such a mode of attack, we in reality...the doctrine of the Trinity, is a question, not of abstract'reasoning, but of pure evidence. We believe the revelation of God to be essential unerring...

...BY SUCH A MODE OF ATTACK WE IS REALITY QUIT TITE TRUE FTE1.D OV IVATIOWAL ANB SATISFACTORY ARGUMENT We believe the revelation* of God to be essential,...truth. Our business, therefore, most plainly is, not to discussthe abstract absurdity and the imagined contradictoriness of traniub.-tantiation, but to inquire,...

...BY SUCH A MODE OF ATTACK WE IN J1EALIIY QUIT THE TF.UE FIELD OT NATIONAL AN» SATrsFACTOuY AnGUMENT We believe the revelation*. of God to be essential,...truth. Our business, therefore, most plainly is, not to discusstlie abstract absurdity and the imagined contradicloriness oj transnlistantiation, but to inquire,...

...case, we may be sure that the doctrine is neither absurd nor contradictory. I shall ever contend that the doctrine of Transubstantiation, like the doctrine of the Trinity, is a question of pure evidence."* Here, then, is a clear and manly acknowledgment that the course pursued by divines...

...case, we may be sure that the doctrine is neither absurd nor contradictory. I shall ever contend, that the doctrine of Transubstantiation, like the doctrine of the Trinity, is a question of pure evidence."* These observations are extremely sensible ; and the comparison which the author...

...case, we may be sure that the doctrine is neither absurd nor contradictory. I shall ever contend, that the doctrine of Transubstantiation, like the doctrine of the Trinity, is a question of pure evidence."* These observations are extremely sensible ; and the comparison which the author...

...case, we may be sure that the doctrine is neither absurd nor contradictory. I shall ever contend, that the doctrine of transubstantiation, like the doctrine of the Trinity, is a question of pure evidence." In another passage he expresses himself in even stronger terms ; he says, " While...

...case, we may be sure that the doctrine is neither absurd nor contradictory. I shall ever contend that the doctrine of transubstantiation, like the doctrine of the Trinity, is a question of pure evidence." Doubtless the question is, whether transubstantiation is or is not a doctrine of...

...assailing the doctrine of Transubstantiation on the ground of its alleged absurdity or contradictoriness or impossibility. By such a mode of attack, we in...like the doctrine of the Trinity, is a question, not d myself personally, Dr. Wiseman conducted his argument. of abstract reasoning, but of pure evidence....