History of the Church of Christ, volume 1
History of the Church of Christ, volume 1
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We have seen so much of this, and the number of doubtful characters which is the result of it, that I can more easily believe the truth of Mosheim's account.
Undoubtedly the appearance of persons of this sort is a sure symptom that the gospel is raised to some de- gree of ermnence and stability in the world. In the first century such a doubtful character would have been a rare phenomenon. Philosophers found no d^skc to coalesce with a religion contemptible in their eyes in all respects^ It was ...not till numbers gave it some respect- ability, that such a coalition took place. Seneca would have thought himself sufficiently liberal in being content with scorning a religion, which Ammonius a century afterwards deigned to incorporate, in pretence at least, with his philosophy. It has been observed, that the attempt of the court of Charles the first to draw over some of the parliamentary leaders to their interest, was a sure sign of the diminution of regal despotism. Sa- tan beheld the decay of his empire of idolatry and phi- losophy in the same light, and it behoved him to try the same arts to preserve, if he could, what remained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have seen so much of this, and the number of doubtful characters which is the result of it, that I can more easily believe the truth of Mosheim's account.
Undoubtedly the appearance of persons of this sort is a sure symptom that the gospel is raised to some de- gree of ermnence and stability in the world. In the first century such a doubtful character would have been a rare phenomenon. Philosophers found no d^skc to coalesce with a religion contemptible in their eyes in all respects^ It was ...not till numbers gave it some respect- ability, that such a coalition took place. Seneca would have thought himself sufficiently liberal in being content with scorning a religion, which Ammonius a century afterwards deigned to incorporate, in pretence at least, with his philosophy. It has been observed, that the attempt of the court of Charles the first to draw over some of the parliamentary leaders to their interest, was a sure sign of the diminution of regal despotism. Sa- tan beheld the decay of his empire of idolatry and phi- losophy in the same light, and it behoved him to try the same arts to preserve, if he could, what remained.
What to read after History of the Church of Christ, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Milner, Isaac Milner to read onlineMoreLess
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