...violating no less the laws of reasoning, than the rights of decency. There is but one description of men, to whose principles it ought to be tolerable...the following : ' The hour is coming, in the which all that are in the grave shall hear his voice, and shall come forth ; they that have done good, unto...

...violating no less the laws of reasoning, than the rights of decency. There is but one description of 5U+ ^ ػ l X 2 TqYb J w5 x1> ž ߖ l w c 6P d */Q E all that are in the grave shall hear his voice, and shall come forth : they that have done good, unto...

...Philosophy, cited in p. 338 of this Volume, is here transplanted for the convenience of the Reader : — " Had Jesus Christ delivered no other declaration than the following — ' The hour is coming, in thfr which all that are in the grave shall hear his voice, and shall come forth : they that have done...

...violating no le^s the laws of reasoning, than the rights of decency. There is but one description of r which shows that he cither carried or accompanied both epistles, was i reasonerswhocan see littte in Christianity, even supposing it to be true. To such adversaries we address...

...violating no less the laws of reasoning than the rights of decency. There is but one description of men to whose principles it ought to be tolerable. I mean that class of rcasoners who can see little in christianity, even supposing it to he true. To such ad. versaries we...

...violating no less the laws of rea soning than the rights of decency. There is but one description of men, to whose principles it ought to be tolerable...reflection : — Had Jesus Christ delivered no other de duration than the following, " The hour is coming, in the which all I hat are in the grave shall...

...violating no less the laws of reasoning than the rights of decency. There s but one description of men to whose principles it ought to be tolerable. I mean that cUi) of reasonere who can see little in Christianity, even supposing it to be true. To such adverearies...

...violating no less the laws of reasoning than the rights of decency. There • but one description of I did not profit much by his instructions. Indeed, I did not clan of rcasonere who can see little in Christianity, even supposing it to be true. To snch adversaries...

...violating no less the laws of reasoning, than the rights of decency. There is but one description of men, to whose principles it ought to be tolerable ; I mean that class of reasoners who can sec little in Christianity, even supposing it to be true. To such adversaries we address this reflection—...

...violating no less the laws of reasoning, than the rights of decency. There is but one description of men, to whose principles it ought to be tolerable ; I mean that clans of reasonera who can see little in Christianity, even supposing it to be true. To such adversaries...