A Defence of the Christian revelation, on two very important points : as contained in one treatise, intitled, Observations on the history and evidences of the resurrection of Jesus Christ (1748)
West, Gilbert, 1703-1756, Lyttelton, George Lyttelton, Baron, 1709-1773 · London : Printed by voluntary subscription · leaf 253
ruths without any Need of Revelation orFaith 1 Shall he complain that the Ways of God are ?iot like hisWays-, andpajl his fiiidifrg out ? True Philofophy, as well as tru2Chriftianity, would teach us a wifer and modefter Part. Itwould teach us to be content within thofe Bounds which Godhas afligned… … BOOKS Lately PuhlJfjcd. THE Knowledge and Practice of Christia-nity made eafy to the meancft Capacities ; or.An Eilay towards an Inftrui5tion lor the Intiians, ^c.in Nineteen fliort and plain Dialogues, for the IJ^q: ofall fuch Chrillians as have not well confidcred theMeaning of the Religion they…
Paul, the Apostle, Saint · Apologetics -- 18th century · Revelation -- Early works to 1800
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