A Discourse of the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion: In Two Parts ... to which is Prefix'd an Apology for Free Debate and Liberty of Writing, Bind 2

Anthony Collins

1724 - 285 sider

Indhold

• That Mr WHISTON is not able: iv
• That if thoſe Proofs are valid Chri: vi
• Typical or allegorical reaſoning defended: x
• Ntroduétion Page: 3
• to promote what bé thinks to be: 6
• ftianity from the Old Teſtament: 13
• That it is a common and neceſſary: 20
• is Chriſtianity falfe: 31
• That thoſe Proofs are Typical or: 39
• The nature of Typical or Allegorical: 50
• The nature of Allegorical Reaſoning: 61
• particular inſtances cited from the Old and urgd in the New Teſtament: 79
• Mr WHISTO Ns ſcheme repreſented: 97
• That it is incredible that the: 103
• That to ſuppoſe the Old Teſtament: 111
• out of the Old in the New Teſtament: 120
• That the Fews have not corrupted: 131
• That the Septuagint verſion was not: 162
• That the Samaritan Pentateuch is not: 184
• is to give up chriſtianity to Jews and Infidels III: 209
• eild: 215
• Typi: 228
• That Mr WHISTONs firſt propofi: 270
• The reverſe of moſt other divines: 276
• His converſation and its effects: 281

Bibliografiske oplysninger

• Titel: A Discourse of the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion: In Two Parts ... to which is Prefix'd an Apology for Free Debate and Liberty of Writing, Bind 2
• Forfatter: Anthony Collins
• udgivet: 1724
• Oprindeligt fra: New York Public Library
• Digitaliseret: 21. jun 2010
• Længde: 285 sider