Internal Evidences of Christianity Deduced From Phrenology
The book Internal Evidences of Christianity Deduced From Phrenology was written by author Epps, John, 1805-1869 Here you can read free online of Internal Evidences of Christianity Deduced From Phrenology book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Internal Evidences of Christianity Deduced From Phrenology a good or bad book?
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Is it a conclusion of rea- son that gives rise to idol worship? To what then are all the facts connected with adoration referrible? " To the influence of education," says the sceptic ; " and the differences in the elevation of the object worshipped arise from the relative cultivation of the minds of the worship- pers; and the beginning of worship of every kind is ascribable to designing priests." This objection is invalidated by the nature of the facts; for how could the priests have induced su...ch a state of things, unless something exists in the mind of man, leading him to worship ; and why should the priests have chosen this method of bringing their fellow-men over to their pur- poses, unless they had been convinced that, in man, a powerful tendency to worship some Being exists ? However, the infidel strenuously maintains his explanation of the facts, which he considers as exhibitive of the influence of educa- tion. Indeed, conviction has not been driven home upon this point ; because, though it is fair to argue, as has already been done, that where light exists, there must be a luminary, so there cannot be any exhibitions of a religious prin- ciple, unless the principle is in existence; yet.
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