View of Lambert's "notes On Ingersoll"
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Lambert, so I pass that sentence by.) "If not, there are but two other ways to account for it; either the evidence by which the apostles were able to prove the supernatural origin was over- whelming and irresistible, or else its propagation was provided for and carried on by the direct aid of the Divine Being himself. Between these two infidelity may make its own choice." Mr. Ingersoll brings forward the rapid rise of the anti-slavery sentiment, giving a short summary of what it had accomplishe...d in less than forty years, and asks if that happened by chance, or proved that it was of supernatural origin, or pro- vided for and carried on by the direct aid of the Divine Being himself? He says the same argu- ment applies to all religions, and says that accord- ing to Mr. Black's position Mohammed was most certainly the prophet of God. "Years before Gau- tama died his religion was established and his dis- ciples numbered by millions," and, "more than one- third of the human race are today the followers of Gautama." A Brahmin could use the same arguments as Mr.
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Lambert, so I pass that sentence by.) "If not, there are but two other ways to account for it; either the evidence by which the apostles were able to prove the supernatural origin was over- whelming and irresistible, or else its propagation was provided for and carried on by the direct aid of the Divine Being himself. Between these two infidelity may make its own choice." Mr. Ingersoll brings forward the rapid rise of the anti-slavery sentiment, giving a short summary of what it had accomplishe...d in less than forty years, and asks if that happened by chance, or proved that it was of supernatural origin, or pro- vided for and carried on by the direct aid of the Divine Being himself? He says the same argu- ment applies to all religions, and says that accord- ing to Mr. Black's position Mohammed was most certainly the prophet of God. "Years before Gau- tama died his religion was established and his dis- ciples numbered by millions," and, "more than one- third of the human race are today the followers of Gautama." A Brahmin could use the same arguments as Mr.
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