Evidences of ChristianityGood Press, 29.11.2019 - 359 Seiten In 'Evidences of Christianity' by William Paley, readers are presented with a comprehensive exploration of the evidence supporting the Christian faith. Paley meticulously examines historical and scientific evidence, as well as philosophical arguments, to make a compelling case for the validity of Christianity. Written in a clear and persuasive style, the book appeals to both believers and skeptics, inviting them to critically engage with the foundational beliefs of Christianity. Paley's work is situated within the broader context of 18th-century British religious thought, where debates about reason, revelation, and the existence of God were prevalent. His logical and systematic approach reflects the Enlightenment ideals of rational inquiry and religious tolerance. William Paley, a renowned theologian and philosopher, drew on his extensive knowledge of natural theology and ethics to articulate a coherent defense of Christianity. His background in the Church of England and his academic pursuits in moral philosophy influenced his perspective on theological matters. 'Evidences of Christianity' is recommended for readers interested in the intersection of faith, reason, and philosophy, offering a thought-provoking analysis of the Christian worldview. |
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... History of the Resurrection. CHAPTER IX Of the Propagation of Christianity. SECT. 2 Reflections upon the preceding Account. SECT. 3 Of the Religion of Mahomet. PART III A BRIEF CONSIDERATION OF SOME POPULAR OBJECTIONS. CHAPTER.
... History of the Resurrection. CHAPTER IX Of the Propagation of Christianity. SECT. 2 Reflections upon the preceding Account. SECT. 3 Of the Religion of Mahomet. PART III A BRIEF CONSIDERATION OF SOME POPULAR OBJECTIONS. CHAPTER.
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William Paley. PART III A BRIEF CONSIDERATION OF SOME POPULAR OBJECTIONS. CHAPTER I The Discrepancies between the several Gospels. CHAPTER II Erroneous Opinions imputed to the Apostles. CHAPTER III The Connection of Christianity with the ...
William Paley. PART III A BRIEF CONSIDERATION OF SOME POPULAR OBJECTIONS. CHAPTER I The Discrepancies between the several Gospels. CHAPTER II Erroneous Opinions imputed to the Apostles. CHAPTER III The Connection of Christianity with the ...
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... objection to the divine government in not putting a difference between the good and the bad, and the inconsistency of this confusion with the care and benevolence discoverable in the works of the Deity is done away; suppose it to be of ...
... objection to the divine government in not putting a difference between the good and the bad, and the inconsistency of this confusion with the care and benevolence discoverable in the works of the Deity is done away; suppose it to be of ...
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... evidence they be attested. This is the prejudication we would resist. For to this length does a modern objection to miracles go, viz., that no human testimony can in any case render them credible. I think the reflection above.
... evidence they be attested. This is the prejudication we would resist. For to this length does a modern objection to miracles go, viz., that no human testimony can in any case render them credible. I think the reflection above.
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... objection. But since it is an objection which stands in the very threshold our argument, and, if admitted, is a bar to every proof, and to all future reasoning upon the subject, it may be necessary, before we proceed further, to examine ...
... objection. But since it is an objection which stands in the very threshold our argument, and, if admitted, is a bar to every proof, and to all future reasoning upon the subject, it may be necessary, before we proceed further, to examine ...
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CHAPTER V | |
CHAPTER VIII | |
SECTION I | |
CHAPTER X | |
CHAPTER IV | |
CHAPTER VII | |
SECTION II | |
PART III | |
CHAPTER VI | |
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