Age of Infidelity in Answer to Thomas Paines Age of Reason Part I
Age of Infidelity in Answer to Thomas Paines Age of Reason Part I
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Ginally traditionary, this will not prove it false. It is reasonable to believe that, before the invention of writing, traditions were preserved with greater care ; and the longevity of the Patriarchs was peculiarly * See above, p. 17. F Age of Reason, p. 16. J Page 17 P. 12.
favourable ( 35 ) favourable to this. Adam might converse with La- mech Lamech with Shem Shem with Abraham, or perhaps, Isaac and another generation would be sufficient to hand clown a tradition to the time of Moses. If we... trace back the tradition however as far as Adam, still it must have come to him by reve- lation. But as Moses enjoyed so intimate commu- nion with the Deity, and was favoured with so plen- nary communications from him, it is most reasonable to suppose, that he received the substance of this account from Heaven, during his residence for forty days upon the mount.
But the stile of this account is also, it seems, paiv ticularly exceptionable. ( " It begins abruptly. It is nobody that speaks. It is nobody that hears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ginally traditionary, this will not prove it false. It is reasonable to believe that, before the invention of writing, traditions were preserved with greater care ; and the longevity of the Patriarchs was peculiarly * See above, p. 17. F Age of Reason, p. 16. J Page 17 P. 12.
favourable ( 35 ) favourable to this. Adam might converse with La- mech Lamech with Shem Shem with Abraham, or perhaps, Isaac and another generation would be sufficient to hand clown a tradition to the time of Moses. If we... trace back the tradition however as far as Adam, still it must have come to him by reve- lation. But as Moses enjoyed so intimate commu- nion with the Deity, and was favoured with so plen- nary communications from him, it is most reasonable to suppose, that he received the substance of this account from Heaven, during his residence for forty days upon the mount.
But the stile of this account is also, it seems, paiv ticularly exceptionable. ( " It begins abruptly. It is nobody that speaks. It is nobody that hears.
What to read after Age of Infidelity in Answer to Thomas Paines Age of Reason Part I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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