The Roman Catholic Church And Its Relation to the Federal Government
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And as to the writer of the book of John, though he details all the circum- stances of the crucifixion down to the burial of Christ, he says nothing about either the darkness — nor the veil of the temple — the earthquake — the rocks — the graves — nor the dead men.
IK; Now, if it had been true that those things had happened, and if the writers of those books had lived at the time they did happen, and had been the persons they are said to be, namely, the four men called apostles, Matthew, Mark, ...Luke, and John, it was not possible for them, as true historians, even without the aid of inspiration, not to have recorded them. The things, supposing them to have been facts, were of too much notoriety not to have been known, and of too much importance not to have been told. All these supposed apostles must have been witnesses of the earthquake, if there had been any; for it was not possible for them to have been absent from it; the opening of the graves and the resurrection of the dead men, and their walking about the city, is of greater importance than the earthquake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as to the writer of the book of John, though he details all the circum- stances of the crucifixion down to the burial of Christ, he says nothing about either the darkness — nor the veil of the temple — the earthquake — the rocks — the graves — nor the dead men.
IK; Now, if it had been true that those things had happened, and if the writers of those books had lived at the time they did happen, and had been the persons they are said to be, namely, the four men called apostles, Matthew, Mark, ...Luke, and John, it was not possible for them, as true historians, even without the aid of inspiration, not to have recorded them. The things, supposing them to have been facts, were of too much notoriety not to have been known, and of too much importance not to have been told. All these supposed apostles must have been witnesses of the earthquake, if there had been any; for it was not possible for them to have been absent from it; the opening of the graves and the resurrection of the dead men, and their walking about the city, is of greater importance than the earthquake.
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