The Sequel of the Resurrection of Jesus: Considered: In Answer to the Sequel to the Trial of the Witnesses (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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I mutt take the cleare R to Talk, for Calling the Refurreftion afarzoar Argument, for 'tis not ferions, if not true, Of however great Serioufnefs it would be, if it was true: To prove by Example; if a Man was to tell mei was to be made Emperor of Peru and Maxim, upon myg going to the Indie: to be Emperor of Peru and Maxim, would be pro d10'1o is great Fortune to me but the Nonfenfe and Ridiculoufnefs of the Pro'mi fe would be (0 palpable and apparent, that l fhould treat it with the utmoit Contempt and Laughter, and {hould not go, whatever he could fay, but even more might that improbability iii the Nature of Things arrive, than a Refurr'eétion, that is our of the Na ture of Things whatever Utopian Impmtance and political Ufe it may be of: Therefore, his ferions Argument IS a pitiful begging the Qtefiion.

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