Letters On the Evidences Doctrines And Duties of the Christian Religion Addr
Letters On the Evidences Doctrines And Duties of the Christian Religion Addr
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" Nor was this effected by adventitious means. They * Tert. Apol. Ii. Cap. 37. He adds : "We could make a ter- rible war upon you, by simply being so passively revengeful as only to leave you. Should the numerous host of Christians re- tire from the empire into some remote region, the loss of so many men of all ranks and degrees would leave a hideous gap, and in- flict a shameful scar upon the government. You would stand aghast at your desolation, and be struck dumb at the general silence and h...orror of nature, as if the whole world were de- parted. " There may be a Zi/e rhetorical exaggeration in this ; yet it must, in the main, accord with facts, or it would have been at once contradicted.
OP CHRISTIANITY. J 81 among the Greeks who dehvered their perfect precepts of morality, at the same time rendered themselves ac- ceptable by other arts : as the Platonists, by the study of geometry ; the Peripatetics, by the history of plants and of animals ; the Stoics, by logical subtlety ; the Pytha- goreans, by the knowledge of numbers, and their apph- cation to the principles of harmony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Nor was this effected by adventitious means. They * Tert. Apol. Ii. Cap. 37. He adds : "We could make a ter- rible war upon you, by simply being so passively revengeful as only to leave you. Should the numerous host of Christians re- tire from the empire into some remote region, the loss of so many men of all ranks and degrees would leave a hideous gap, and in- flict a shameful scar upon the government. You would stand aghast at your desolation, and be struck dumb at the general silence and h...orror of nature, as if the whole world were de- parted. " There may be a Zi/e rhetorical exaggeration in this ; yet it must, in the main, accord with facts, or it would have been at once contradicted.
OP CHRISTIANITY. J 81 among the Greeks who dehvered their perfect precepts of morality, at the same time rendered themselves ac- ceptable by other arts : as the Platonists, by the study of geometry ; the Peripatetics, by the history of plants and of animals ; the Stoics, by logical subtlety ; the Pytha- goreans, by the knowledge of numbers, and their apph- cation to the principles of harmony.
What to read after Letters On the Evidences Doctrines And Duties of the Christian Religion Addr?
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