Lectures on the evidences of Christianity in the nineteenth century : delivered in the Mercer Street Church, New York, January 21 to February 21, 1867, on the "Ely foundation" of the Union Theological Seminary
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vi, 451 pages ; 20 cm.
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1. The limitations of the human mind on the subject of religion
2. Historical evidence as affected by time
3. Historical evidence as affected by science
4. The evidence of Christianity from its propagation
5. Miracles : the evidence in the nineteenth century that they were performed in the first
6. The argument for the truth of Christianity, in the nineteenth century, from prophecy
7. Inspiration of the Scriptures with reference to the objections made in the nineteenth century
8. The evidence of the divine origin of Christianity from the personal character and the incarnation of Christ
9. The Christian religion as adapted to the wants of man, as illustrated in these eighteen hundred years
10. The relation of Christianity to the world's progress in science, civilization, and the arts in the nineteenth century