A Vindication of the Christian Religion
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Had our apo- ftles the Holy Ghoft r Had they the care of the churches ? Did they write any epiftles to them tor their diredion and go- vernment? Are the books we now have, any, or moft of them, their writings, leffer errors excepted ? Let them frove the negativ^y and 'twill be then time enough to think of farti?ig with our chriftianity : 'Till they can do this, all their attempts to undermine the religion of Jefm Chrifiy will be vain and ineffeftual.
I fliall only add here, that when we fjpeak ...of this, or the other book, or (217) or all the books of the New Teftament, as being a canon, we do not mean that every individual word, or fentence, in thofe books is, or ever was defigned to be a rule ; but that they are a rule as far as they contain the goffel of Chrifi, i. E, in every thing wherein they can be, or ought to be a rule. When St. Utle, in the 'preface to his gofpel, declares the reafons that induced him to write it, and when St. Vaul^ in the clofe of his epiftle to Timothy^ orders him to Wirig to him the cloak he left at Troas, and the books and parchments, 2 Tim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had our apo- ftles the Holy Ghoft r Had they the care of the churches ? Did they write any epiftles to them tor their diredion and go- vernment? Are the books we now have, any, or moft of them, their writings, leffer errors excepted ? Let them frove the negativ^y and 'twill be then time enough to think of farti?ig with our chriftianity : 'Till they can do this, all their attempts to undermine the religion of Jefm Chrifiy will be vain and ineffeftual.
I fliall only add here, that when we fjpeak ...of this, or the other book, or (217) or all the books of the New Teftament, as being a canon, we do not mean that every individual word, or fentence, in thofe books is, or ever was defigned to be a rule ; but that they are a rule as far as they contain the goffel of Chrifi, i. E, in every thing wherein they can be, or ought to be a rule. When St. Utle, in the 'preface to his gofpel, declares the reafons that induced him to write it, and when St. Vaul^ in the clofe of his epiftle to Timothy^ orders him to Wirig to him the cloak he left at Troas, and the books and parchments, 2 Tim.
What to read after A Vindication of the Christian Religion?
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