On the Common Maxims of Infidelity
On the Common Maxims of Infidelity
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The fact is susceptible of ex- planation only from the known bias of the de- praved heart against the truth, against God, and the demands of his rio'hteous law.
The fact that miracles have been wrought in confirmation of the fact that G-od has communi- cated his will to man as the guide of his actions, is substantiated by human testimony. Jesus Christ and his Apostles wrought miracles in con- firmation of their peculiar claims ; and this fact is attested to us in ways which leave no room for do...ubt and uncertainty. But this testimony does not come to us in the form that infidels love to represent that it does, that one has told another what his father told him, and thus extending back for eighteen centuries. Not only have we the orig- inal communications of inspired men reduced to a written form, but innumerable evidences that these writings are of divine origin. The recorded testimonies, could they be spread out in one view, would form a mass of evidence more convincinsr than is that which exists of any other fact which has transpired since the creation of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact is susceptible of ex- planation only from the known bias of the de- praved heart against the truth, against God, and the demands of his rio'hteous law.
The fact that miracles have been wrought in confirmation of the fact that G-od has communi- cated his will to man as the guide of his actions, is substantiated by human testimony. Jesus Christ and his Apostles wrought miracles in con- firmation of their peculiar claims ; and this fact is attested to us in ways which leave no room for do...ubt and uncertainty. But this testimony does not come to us in the form that infidels love to represent that it does, that one has told another what his father told him, and thus extending back for eighteen centuries. Not only have we the orig- inal communications of inspired men reduced to a written form, but innumerable evidences that these writings are of divine origin. The recorded testimonies, could they be spread out in one view, would form a mass of evidence more convincinsr than is that which exists of any other fact which has transpired since the creation of the world.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowland, Henry Augustus, 1848-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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