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Table of Contents
pt. 1: Principles of induction
Preliminary considerations
The distinguishing features of deductive and inductive logic
Illustrations drawn from various inductive sciences
Summary of conclusions
pt. 2: Theism and Christianity
Personality, wisdom, and benevolence of the deity
The congruity of miracles in the Christian system
The character and power of Christianity
The imperative character of probable evidence upon such a subject
pt. 3: Specific evidences
Introductory
The early general acknowledgment of the New Testament
Character of the historical documents in question
The Christians of the first and second centuries
Were Jesus and his immediate disciples either impostors or deluded enthusiasts?
General summary.
Edition Notes
"The aim of the present brief treatise is to bring into one view both the external and the internal evidences of Christianity as they now stand, and as they appear when compared with the evidences upon which the beliefs of science are based"--Page v.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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