A Digest of the Laws Customs Manners And Institutions of the Ancient And Mode

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A Digest of the Laws Customs Manners And Institutions of the Ancient And Mode
Thomas R Thomas Roderick Dew
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But as Deity works by ordinary means as well as supernatural, miraculous triumph of Chris- tianity does not preclude an investigation of those worldly causes which aided in the spread of our religion.
SEC. II. CAUSES OF RAPID PROGRESS OF CHRISTIANITY.
1. Causes of success of Christian religion? Gibbon enumerates five. 1st, Its zeal derived from Jewish religion, but purified of all its narrowness and unsociability ; 2d, Doctrine of a future life clearly explained in New Testament ; 3d, Miraculou
...s powers of primitive church ; 4th, Pure and austere morals of Christians ; 5th, Union and discipline of Christian church and establishment of church gov- ernment.
2. First cause explained ? Zeal of Christian far beyond that of polytheist. In polytheism, strictly speaking, no creed, no fixed princi- ples gods themselves hostile to one another. Difference between mo- notheists and polytheists ; like difference between a well ordered regu- lar army and an undisciplined pohjglott militia force. Among the Christians each man worshipped the same God, acknowledged the same Saviour, practised the same forms, and expected same salvation.


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