Reason And Redemption: Or, the Gospel As It Attests Itself
Reason And Redemption: Or, the Gospel As It Attests Itself
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It is a sufficient reason for not rejecting the Christian religion that we cannot find a better; as a man cannot be satisfied without a religion, it is reasonable and right that he should select and adopt that which, all things considered, seems the best. If some religion is true, and only one is true, the best religion must be true, because we are bound to ascribe to a Divine origin (if, indeed, we ascribe any to it) that which is best rather than that which is worse. We must ascribe one to a ...Divine origin, because we must believe that the benevolent Being who has given us religious propensities, has not left us without a true reli- gion corresponding with them. In inquiring after that true religion we have only, therefore, to examine the religions of the world and find out which of them is best sustained by external evidences, most truly reflects the attributes of God, and is best adapted to the necessities of man.
We now proceed to show that Christianity is the best of religions. We shall examine all the systems of religious faith which men, denying or ignorant of our religion, have embraced, and shall prove that every one of them presents greater difficulties to the understanding than the Christian religion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a sufficient reason for not rejecting the Christian religion that we cannot find a better; as a man cannot be satisfied without a religion, it is reasonable and right that he should select and adopt that which, all things considered, seems the best. If some religion is true, and only one is true, the best religion must be true, because we are bound to ascribe to a Divine origin (if, indeed, we ascribe any to it) that which is best rather than that which is worse. We must ascribe one to a ...Divine origin, because we must believe that the benevolent Being who has given us religious propensities, has not left us without a true reli- gion corresponding with them. In inquiring after that true religion we have only, therefore, to examine the religions of the world and find out which of them is best sustained by external evidences, most truly reflects the attributes of God, and is best adapted to the necessities of man.
We now proceed to show that Christianity is the best of religions. We shall examine all the systems of religious faith which men, denying or ignorant of our religion, have embraced, and shall prove that every one of them presents greater difficulties to the understanding than the Christian religion.
What to read after Reason And Redemption: Or, the Gospel As It Attests Itself?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Baker White to read onlineMoreLess
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