Reflections Upon the State of Religion in Christendom Particularly in the Countries Situated Within the Limits of the Western Roman Empire, at the of the Christian Era Classic Reprint

Excerpt from Reflections Upon the State of Religion in Christendom: Particularly in the Countries Situated Within the Limits of the Western Roman Empire, at the Commencement of the 19th Century of the Christian Era

Of the number of free and rational enqulrers into the truth and origin of the famefdoétrine's, there are, how ever, in this country, and perhaps alfo in other parts of Chriftendom, a few, a very few, who feeling the irrefift ible weight of evidence, that'arifes from the unquefiion-j able, completion of many fignal prophecies contained-m both the Jewith and Chrifiian fcriptures, find their faith fully confirmed Hi the t1uth and divine authority of both the Mofaic and Chlifiian revelation; although they dare not blafphemoufly deg1ade and mif1eprefent the God they wo1thip, m contradiétion to thofe att1ibutes, which both reafon and the exprefs wo1ds of thofe revelations afcribe to the almighty parent of the univerfe; nor ih cur the guilt of that very idolat1 y, which God himfelf fo clea1ly defined and lo formidably prohibited m the fe cond precept of the law miraculoufly given to the Jews, by ereéling the edifice of their 1eligious worlhip and belief upon the above-mentioned fundamental tenets of every ef'tablifhed church, and of almoft every religious feét in Europe.

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