OF

NATURAL AND REVEALED

RELIGION.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

TO WHICH IS PREFIXED,

An ESSAY on the best Method of communicating religious
Knowledge to the Members of Christian Societiesa

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VOLUME II.

CHAP. VI.

N examination of the evidence of feveral mi-
racles which have been said to have been

wrought for other purposes than the confirmation

of the Jewish and christian revelations. page L

CHAP. VII. A view of the principal Objections to

the Jewish and christian revelations.

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Sec. I. Various objections respecting the Old Testa

ment.

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Sec. II. Of the Objection to revelation from the fup-

posed Inspiration of the fcriptures, and others of

a fimilar nature.

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Sec. III. Some objections which more nearly affect the

proper evidence of revelation, especially respecting

the antient and present state of the belief of it.

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Sec. IV. Miscellaneous objections to the system of reve-

lation.