The Evidences of the Christian Religion.
Archibald Alexander's exploration of covenant and worship in Christian doctrine and practice.
14 Chapters
Table of Contents
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CHAPTER V: There is nothing improbable or unreasonable in the idea of a Revelation — CHAPTER XI: The Scriptures of the Old and New Testament, were written by the
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CHAPTER I: THE RIGHT USE OF REASON IN RELIGION.
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CHAPTER II: IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO BANISH ALL RELIGION FROM THE WORLD; AND IF IT WERE
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CHAPTER III: IF CHRISTIANITY BE REJECTED, THERE IS NO OTHER RELIGION WHICH CAN BE
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CHAPTER IV: REVELATION NECESSARY TO TEACH US HOW TO WORSHIP GOD ACCEPTABLY--THE
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CHAPTER V: THERE IS NOTHING IMPROBABLE OR UNREASONABLE IN THE IDEA OF A REVELATION
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CHAPTER VI: MIRACLES ARE CAPABLE OF PROOF FROM TESTIMONY.
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CHAPTER VII: `THE MIRACLES OF THE GOSPEL ARE CREDIBLE.
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CHAPTER VIII: THE BIBLE CONTAINS PREDICTIONS OF EVENTS, WHICH NO HUMAN SAGACITY COULD
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chapter of: which, the following predictions deserve our attention.
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CHAPTER IX: NO OTHER RELIGION POSSESSES THE SAME KIND AND DEGREE OF EVIDENCE AS
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CHAPTER X: THE BIBLE CONTAINS INTERNAL EVIDENCE THAT ITS ORIGIN IS DIVINE.
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chapter of: The origin of the diversity of language, is also found in the Bible,
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CHAPTER XI: THE SCRIPTURES OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT, WERE WRITTEN BY THE